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: KC 174-1558 \ Although he was convicted in Nevada, he felt \ that since he came from Wisconsin, that the Federal \Court in Wisconsin had venue in his case. KESSENICH \gtated that he wrote threatening letters but he does not ‘remember what the threats were exactly, or how he signed 'tthem. He stated he does know that he wrote these letters, / He stated that he mailed all of these letters gealed, through the prisoners’ mail box (PMB), which allows letters from inmates to go to Government officials uncensored and sealed as long as the inmate's mumber is on the outside of the envelope. KESSENICH stated that he chose the number of inmate as the number to place on the envelope to insure the letter would be sent. He stated that |__| happens to live several cells away from him an is number was chosen at random as t have any personal dislike or trouble with TO cee ee OO ee The original letter and envelope. which were sent to Senator HUGH SCOTT, Washington, D. C., ware exhibited to KESSENICH who stated that he wrote the envelope and letter; then placing his initials on the letter and envelope. An original letter and envelope were addressed to Congressman JAMES COLLINS, and were exhibited to KESSENICH who stated that he wrote them and that he placed his initials on the letter and envelope. A Xerox copy of a letter and envelope, addressed to Senator HERMAN TALMADGE were exhibited to KESSENICH who stated that he wrote the envelope and letter, and placed his initials on these copies. A Xerox copy of a letter and envelope addressed to Congressman CHARLES BENNETT were exhibited to KESSENICH who stated that he wrote them and he placed his initials on them, KESSENICH stated that he feels he needs medical -help, and he wrote these letters to make sure he got medical help as he wants to return to the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners at Springfield, Missouri. RKESSENICH stated he would not hurt the President or Vice President, but he is afraid that he will "flip out" and he can not say what will happen if he were released on the streets. He then added, "I am a good shot with a rifle'" KESSENICH stated he is not able to say what he would do if he got in a depressed mood like he was when he wrote the 23 ~