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a=R- ; i The information in the possession of this individual eppearad to be very detailed, and in view of this fact, he dictated sane to a atenographer in Mr. Loeesch's office. I am enclosing herewith a copy of thie memorandum dictated by him, which gives sanewhat of a history of Doc Stacey, along with other mtters. There were many itens mentioned in this meaorandum, which Mtr. Baewkine stated would completed later. I am endeavoring to h-e el) of these matters cked, wherever it is possible. 4 ree eg : a t . a Seca ao wt Hy ie , i? ieee . rere tig. ih ” $2 oa a On $¥e6 last page of this mamorandum his statement with regard to theaachine gun which was probably used in the Eanaas City shooting, sholld be mted. He stated that thie gun at the Present time, is buried, but he knows the person in Chicago who hae built a secret enclosure in the house where thie gun will be stored when it is brought back. He has no information at the present time as to when the gin will be brought back, but as soon as he finda out, he will inform me, I have comminicated with the Kansas City Office, and have requested that the bullete used in the Kansas City shooting be forwarded t> me for the purpose of identification by the Chicago Police Department Balllistics expert. Mr. Hawkine atated he obtains all of his information | from an informant of his, who ie at the present time directly connected - with the Syndicate (the Capone Syndicate}. He stated that he . had known thia person for years, end that hie informant hed been present at many shootings in Chicago, but had mt taken part in them. He added that bie informant, in giving thie information +t to him, is mtivated by a desire to aid, if possible, in stopping the many murders and like crimes in Chicago. Hawkine indicated to me that he had a tentative plan whereby three wealthy citizens of Chicago would possibly furnich the finances for him and bie informant to work fof a period of about three months, and that his plan was to gain information and turn it over to one of the attorneys for these individuale who furnish the money, who would be somewhat of a Chairman of the Comittee, and who, in turn, would furniesh me with eny information in which he believe I might be interested, and to turn over to the State's attorney's office such information as they believed would be of interest to him. It ie my opinion that we are the best judges of the type of information in which we wuld be interested, end thet 4% would be far better for thie individual to give his entire inform tion to us, directly. I therefore informed him that if he secured any information, that I would be desirous of obtaining it, personally. ——— Re a A Sh He eS eo ke oh gee gee neg Neer eer ad el oa mnmemereteies on Sot see Sees ce oem So tet ere ee ret er eer ye ene