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” NY 100-161445 desired to travel to the United States (U.S.) Virgin Islands during the last week of September, 1971, and to reside there from November, 1971, through approximately April, 1972. This represented a change in his plans as set forth in his August 27, 1971, motion, tothe USCA, in that he then had no plans to go to Jamaica. In the supplementalmotion, the subject regretted any inconvenience caused either to the U.S. Government or the USCA by this change in plans, and that the purposes for which he desired to make this travel were the same as those se saree in the August 27, 1971, motion with regard to amaica, ato) ns needles t On September 16, 1971, AUSA JAMES BREEN, NDI, Chicago, Illinois, made available a copy of an order from the USCA, Chicago, Illinois, dated September 13, 1971, relative to the subject's request to travel to and subsequently reside in the US. Virgin Islands. This order granted the subject permission to travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands in the periods of the last week of September, 1971 am from November, 1971 a April, 1972. qb ° Pan American Airways (Pan me A venue, hat according to records of Pan Am, Mr. iD HOFFMAN was booked with Pan Am to leave NYC for St. Thonas, ptember 24, 1971, U.S. Virgin Islands on Pan Am Flight 269 at 10:15 a.m. on \ September 275 sop This flight was scheduled to arrive at #4 St. Thomas @ 1:50 p.m. on September 27, 1971. SAREE 225 oor: oer had an o cket. On September 27, 1971, Special Agents (SAs) of the FBI observed ABBOTT HOFFMAN board Pan Am Flight 269 at 9:4 a.m. alone, at John F, Kennedy International Airport (JFKIA), Queens, New York, This flight departed New York at 10:15 a. and was scheduled to arrive at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islan at 1:50 p.m. 0:1 m. * 2 i Us» -15- ae ee ee - . wet “ . : = pee “ FN TE na ia es IE RR RNR go ni re Tee te yee am wor