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CHARLES B. ROBBA ® PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 262 MAIN ST., WEBSTER, MASS, 01570 TELEPHONE: OFFICE 943.0742 NOTARY PUBLIC _. RES: 943.3806 ‘MASSACHUSETTS AREA CODE 617 pases May 2, 1970 V. Hon. J. Edgar Hoover Director F.ByI. Department of Justice Washington, D. C. 3 Mr. Tavel . __ -Mr:- Soyars_____ _ Tele. Room... | s O i EDluAzp KENNEDY In Re: Kennedy~Kopechne Case Dear Mr. Hoover: 4 Miss Holmes : . | Miss Gandy. Please find enclosed a report of the Kennedy-~Fitzgerald family which L... ; may be of interest to you. JI have known this family for more than 50 years, having originally contacted Kennedy's grand uncles in 1920. It seems that the court officers and others interested in the matter: stepped oh each other trying to protect the Kennedy millions. It is indeed a pitiful state of affairs in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania. . I hope that you are taking necessary steps to correct this infamous case. It is up to the Federal Government to step in and take whatever | steps are necessary to correct the shortcomings of the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania courts. Although Kennedy is elected by the Massachusetts voters, once he goes to Washington, he becomes a federal official and represents not only Massachusetts » but all 50 states of the union, nationally and inter- nationally. I was greatly surprised at the pitiful attitude taken by Senator » Brooke in the matter. He found the moral character of Judge Hansworth } and Judge Carswell below moral standards, but he could not see anything wrong with the moral standards of Senator Kennedy, his colleague. with the courts and other offices, The dudge found Kennedy “and Kennedy claimed he told the truth at the inquest; therefore, he called the Judge a liar. I think he should be held in comtempt of court and given at least a six month sentence in jail, which would automatically my preclude him from holding office in Washington, ‘ga =e Zea [ 53 Tt seems to me that the Kennedy millions have been aay ates , The ingtiest without an autopsy was denied by Judge Bromigshiy | 1970 tires Ueniod the request of the Kopethne parents for an autopsy. fanally, thanks tothe:Mennedy Millions, he changed his mind gud granted = on request of Mary Jo's. parents not to have an autopsy. In Europe, he ew that automatically an autopsy would be held in view of the situation ~ 4 Ne of, the case. ; ea yw bo - | jp” \ai % MAY 6 1970