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FDD.204 (Rev. 33-59) * UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JU: i ICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Copy to: Report of: svsC7 77 SE Oltice: CINCINNATI Date: {19/73 Field Office File #; 44-1249 Bureau File #: 44-45339 Title: KILLING OF FOUR STUDENTS AT KENT STATE UNIVERSITY, KENT, OHIO, MAY 4, 1970: ALLISON KRAUSE: ET AL - Oboe VICTIMS ' Character:CIVIL RIGHTS * SEKGEXKS: Synopsis: The Administrative Assistant, Ohio National Guard (ONG), advised that a roster of all ONG personnel has previously been furnished and that no photographs are available for ONG personnel. Adjutant General, ONG, advised that all “ball-type" ammunition supplied to the ONG was issued by the U. S. Government, and no records maintained as to brands of ammunition maintained. Mrs. Cd Ohio, provided photographs of activities at Kent State University (KSU), in May, 1970 as taken by her aS Ohio, 1’ observing an individual described as a white male, early 20's, blond hair, 5'8", 160 to 170 pounds, being allowed through the ONG lines and saying, "Some students grabbed my camera and began beating me, so I shot him", or words to this effe This individual, presumed to be TERRY NORMAN py arr produced either a chrome plated or a nickel plated revolver and turned the same over to an individual appearing to be a KSU police officer. Official Sundry Claims Board, Columbus, Ohio, advised that no claims for property damage have been filed as a result of the shootings at KSU. Officers, ONG, advised that all M-I rifles were shipped to the Letterkenny Army Depot, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania in October, 1971. Adjutant General, ONG, requests that all pending and subsequent requests for investigation be in writing. - RUC - This document containe neithes recommendations nor concluaions of the FHI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its conte are not to be distributed oulaide your agency. U, 8, GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: faTG © - #06: