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‘ (Rev. 08-28-2000) @ e FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Precedence: DEADLINE 04/16/2001 : Date: 04/05/2001 To: Ail Field Offices Attn: Domestic Terrorism Supervisors National Security Attn: DT T/CT Planning Section b7E From: Wa Contact: 278-4450 ne Approved By: b7C PP Y b7E Drafted By: Case ID #: 9A-WF-221166 (pending) -/O (Pending) b7E Title: EMERGENCY ACTION FOR WOMEN'S LIVES; APRIL 22, 2001; WASHINGTON DC; UNSUB (S); NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN (NOW) EXTORTION ~ AGGRAVATED OR OVERT THREATS VCMO-VIC Synopsis: To advise all receiving offices of captioned event. Lead is set for all receiving offices to query logical sources for possible threat information or scheduled counterprotests, with specific interest in the tons of Islam". Details: The Washington Field Office is currently investigating a matter involving two threatening letters sent to the National. Organization for Women's (NOW) Washington, DC office. Both ‘letters were sent by the "Sors of Islam." One letter was sent in January_and the other in February of this vear. hecks of the rar internet. searches, eee ba and for relevant references to "Sons o b7E Islam" were all negative. The Emergency Action for Women's Lives march and rally has been organized by NOW to support abortion rights, reproductive freedom and women's equality. The march will begin at LIAM on April 22, 2001 at the Upper Senate Park in Washington, DC. Participants will proceed from the Capitol grounds to the monument grounds for a rally... NOW's permit from the National Park Service is scheduled through 7PM. The estimated number of participants is 5,000-10,000.