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/ yr o- oY . t * +. , al - ww" ” C © * whe Subject Floyd hea been seen at Columbus, Ontos ¢ end thet he was believed to de - | etill in thet Hocality. coe copa rtd Ste teh Tet oh EPPA TY * special agent B; ¥. flacrie a Guaoaiately indorvideed’ re per ates. puty Norris at ‘columbus, Ohio, who informd that he had seceived & report. from! ee “the Consteble in East Columbus, Ohio, named Guy’ $hat he belt grea. be kag ‘ean=.: Pek ea Be 7 obeuffeur,.. ‘Norrie ateted that ‘Guy. 4nformea him’ hs ‘Aid notsecire the frpats “ ee! number ‘or nste the mske of thie ter, but that he had furnished Guy with a:copy: *. ,., of the Identification Order furniebed by the Division containing the photograph and fingerprints of Floyd, but thet he hed not seen the suspected man sindée that, =... ‘time, although he believed it was Floyd whom he oaW, Ur. Rorrie was advised. that: nn a “the Divieton will be glad to assist him in any manner in eausing the epprehension’ of Floyd and he promised to advise the Cincinnati Office if he learns any ing ot. ‘Values Tis information hes deen furnished the Division by, Letters. Hes ey ° Say 6 On 9-25-83. a Letter ‘sce “rocotved “fram, ‘the: Biiwinghen of ie ae “to watch was ‘Gtteched e@ letter which had béen efdressed to Special Agent Poter T5 - -. ‘“Nolen,’who was formerly assigned to the Dincinnati Diyiéion Office from one 6, ‘Bo < “ gtultz, Dayton, Ohio, who offered to furnieh information concerning Subjegt:' me Charles arthur Floyd. * ; ee teen at ne cena oe pe wee ne pe op terpeetem as vat TE. ae Tomah weap, here j a Special agent folean eutmitted a manorendum Seviving thet he was. unable ‘to recell any one by the name of Ce &. Srultss aS me OT Ages “pub ses Floyd in an eutanodile.{n Columbus;“that ‘at was 8 high-powered cer With: Pos: i Oe a . 7 etd tor ty mer vate 4 * noo the - Dak ee ia ofa pe ees 3 ~ ‘- ne eee The following Taventibation’ was oadasted by “at FO, org of “gt ME ae <a 6. 8. ‘gtuies’ was intorvitewed et’ das Becond es Bank ‘hes " ‘Hem lton, where he is now eaployed as a salegnan for a ‘manufacturer. of patent ‘medicines, Stultz advised that he became acquainted with Special agent Nolan -: - While the latter wae engaged in an investigation at Dayton, Obio,: approximately @ yoor ago end at which time he, Stultz, was employed by the Barnard Brothers © '! Ront-e-Car Co., located at 187 N. Sra Bt., Dayton, Obios. Stultz . advised that. ie had deen employed by the Barnard Brothers for approximately peven years ‘previon 4 <" to hie meeting Special Agent Nolen and that his work’ required: him to be cai tious a a in renting ears to unknown individuala, ‘and. that’ he, | ‘therefore, ‘developed “@ highs) : aégree Of efficiency in remembering perscisi;, Be advised thet, eppictimately- a r week”: - before sending the letter to Spedi al agent Kolan,. he ‘wae ‘glancing | ‘throdgh | the 75.5 iy nesi ‘aeout 3 Sie % 7 Qe tober issue of "True Detective" Megezine end he sew a photograph of Cherlea (775) (°°: + oe Arthur Ployd; thet be immediately recognized thie photograph as bearing a very: B® . : ‘marked yesemblence to “@ person whom he imew as Jismy Worries ‘He etated that le 2°36! 5° met Norris sometime in 1031 end that Norris was introduced to him by ean Officer ||” of the Dayton Police Department by the name of Frank McKnew. Mr. Stultz then | s furnished information reletive to Norris which indicated that he was of a sus- - picious cheracter and was engaged in some sort of eriminal enterprise, the nature of which Stultz nor Mr. McKnew could learn, He advised of occasional trips by Norrie to Hot Springs,~Arkansas, and to points in Florida; of the fact that Norris appeared to heve plenty of money and received mysterious telephone calle. The : : photogreth of Floyd on the Identification Order was shown Stultz and he edvised ) . that he was certain that Norris and hoya are the ane pereme . ee weeel ae waeas weet weer a . : = * + eet eel dedaeeiaet eared ihe Taal intend a nt EE ed _ 4 . . ote ee see