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LA 58-125 ROSELLI advised that ha had absolutely no knowledre of any irregu- > larities regarding his parole or the parole of the other individuslr .'.o ware convicted with him on the conspiracy charge. In order ta indionte his activities sinee just prior to conviction, RCSELLI furnistied the follow. ing dates. Ye stated he enterod the U. S. Army on Desombor |), LOZ, end that he was indiated on the conspiresy charge on March 19, 2OLa. The tricl waz commenced on “atober hh, 19/3, and he was sentenced on Decerber 71, 194. Pe elected to serve his sentence on March 8, 194), end wes received at Atlanta Penitentiary on April hh, 1944. He was transferred te Terre Haute Penitentiary, Tndiena, October 7, 106, had his parole hoarins on July hi, 19:7, ond was released from Terre Haute Penitentiary on parole August 13, 107. ROSELLI advired that while he was inenreernted In tha Atlante Pornitentiary, one of his duties permitted him te see the transfer Tict and that he observed that the othar individuals who were inenrcarnted in Atlenta with him on the same charge were trensferred to Leevemworth Penitentiary, - He stated that he knew nothing about this trensfer until ho obrervad their names on the transfer list. He further advised that sinca the time that these indivicuels left Atlenta he has not heard fren or ceer ray of there perscers. White he vag still incerceratcd at Atlante Peniterticrs, CCOTT STEVART, an attorney whe wag working on the appeal for FOoLTTT and tic others, visited him at Atlanta, He requested SITMAPT to ecud somscna te see him so thit he could disevss the mail freud irdictwent that he under- stood vas still pending against him. While he was incareersted a Atlante he heard nothing mere oencerninge this matter. However, some cinhteen months later in Necerber, 191.5, efter he had been transferred to Terre Haute, he rescived a letter at the Penitentiary requesting peruissicn for one PAUL .BTLLCH, ‘an attorney, to see him, He rave pernmisricn for PITTON's visit snd DIFLON did visit him at the Penitentiary in Denerter, ROS-LLI atated that dvring the interview - guard was pracerh ot all times stending within three feet of both NITLOW ard hirself ond that. the only matter discussed was the indictrent against RCSFLLT for the mail froud violaticn. ROSELLI positively states thet no mention wes mado by eithor DILLON or himself of the possibility of ROSFTLT's porole or the rarole of any of the other individuals, Theres ftor, he atmted, he ro- ac§ya? nq ecrruniontions, nor did ho hear from PAUL DICLON ever nevt:, He theroefter wrote a letter te OTTO CHRISTENSEN, Athorney-at-Lev in Lor Anrpeler, requesting him to advise him of hia status corearn’re the indictrent on the mail fraud violation, and CHRISTENSEN replied that tha ~2- ihn unlee T d e Se eR Pe ee if ylation Lt 2 A AE ie vy RENE EPA Spat data Thad a thins hie aaa, Sent rigorhs he a Mer ae Sythe arb To OE eat ey age EAI RY EA tt Fond Seth er PE ene! ES tart Roe eee