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Ja q ne ee oe rere “4 = ‘aon _ 7 sé . . . po ee ‘ . ._ * oe . - . = . acm - . . re ‘ KC.174-1558. = rm) ' \ - communications containing threats to take the life of ‘or to inflict bodily harm upon the President -and- Vice-President of the United States; in threatening language, substantially as follows: ‘"Nixon, Agnew, Kennedy, Harris, Scott, Doyle, Eagleton, Ford, and the rest of the pigs will all ‘die. - President Nixon is. going to be. killed along ' with you and the rest of the pigs..: I am going ae to kill you and President Nixon, along with Agnew, <©- -.. Kennedy...I will kill Nixon, William Rogers | and ‘the. whole. ..government if I have to. This-is a . warning pigs. I am going to. kill Nixon, his ~ '.wife:..the Vice- President, and. ‘the entire... White House. " . a oe MALL in violation ‘of 18 U. S: c. an @. “ Count 3. _ “Hon or about the. Lath day of: May, 1973, in the . -District of Kansas, RONALD DEAN KESSENICH aka . RONALD D. KESSENICH did ‘knowingly deposit in an ‘authorized depository for mail matter, to .be- = . ‘sent and delivered by the Postal Service, a written” . communication, dated May’ 14, 1973, addressed, - to. Senator William Proximer, at Senate Office ||”. ‘Building, Washington, D.C. 20512, containing a threat. to injure the person ofthe addressee, substantially -: as follows: 'I'm going to kill you, and President Nixon; along with (Agnew, Kennedy... ! wo eee) All in violation: of 18 U. S. c. 876. A TRUE ‘BILL. re . 8 ‘On June 21, 1973, Judge’ EARL gE. ‘O'CONNOR, - Us Ss. District. Courts. “Kansas City, Kansas, issued a> “bench warrant, “which. ‘was - forwarded. to U.S. Marshal, Topeka, Kansaé., and ‘set. ‘bond at $25, 000. 00. a