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in mH. 18 ie-108 waY 1802 CTIOM O8e am. ME rw ‘ Tol som UNITED STATE OVERNMENT () Sallivas onakl C.D. M emorandum oo TO : Mr. Bishop DATE: 6-22-71 Felt Roses hos a , ; - Tavel From : J. J. “ Fe be hhod = prt bee bepoilg Vy , Beaver hele : MRS, (FNU) BOGART (PHONETIC) Gundy MISCELLANEOUS - INFORMATION CONCERNING On June 21, 1971, a highly emotional individual identifying herself as Mrs, Bogart (phonetic), telephonically contacted Coding Clerk Donald A. Flynn, Crime Records Division, and stated that she had seen the picture of Agent Flynn in Sunday's newspaper and that had prompted her telephone call, The caller apparently was making reference to the photograph of former Special Agent William Flynn, now Athletic Director at Boston College, which appeared in the Washinton Post on June 20, 1971, in connection with an article by Jack Anderson on the subject of former Special Agents. Coding Clerk Flynn has not had his picture in the newspapers. snr, 4 7 7 © Mrs. Rogart described herself as 3 white, Jewish, forty-five years of age, blonde hair, who resides in Laurel, land, and is employed as a at the Laurel store of th Flynn attempte that he was not Special Age ynn, however, she persisted in outlining her complaint. She stated that three hoodlums with whom Special Agent Flynn had contact, had been responsible for ruining her reputation, with the result that she had been raped, spent ten days in jail, and had her money stolen while in jail. She stated that she had written to fifty Senators and President Johnson in an attempt to gain an appointment with the Director for the purpose of having Mr. Hoover clear her name, but to date had been unsuccessful in seeing him. 1 - Mr. Mohr (co 0 23 1 Administrative Division REC 17, Ge —3/ 7 Pd 402. V7 MBs Dass eX-L1d | m2 wun 25 1971 WB:sah |! | (4); ey 7 nf Can VY PERS. REC. UNI