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JA . : me ee YS ee Be | CONF ora ar NY 100-161445 know the nature of FBI interest in HOFFMAN and was told that no comment could be made, . WEINGLASS claimed he was calling the FBI in San Juan in a spirit of cooperation and added that HOFFMAN was not feeling well, having recently undergone an operation, tyne not stated, WEINGLASS indicated that, in addition, HOFFMAN's wife had just had a baby. -WEINGLASS stated that his client, HOFFMAN, desired to be left alone and because of this, he had adopted a new identity in the Virgin Islands. This identity was not in- dicated, WEINGLASS insisted that HOFFMAN has no intention of doing anything in the Virgin Islands other than resting, relaxing, and writing “ey Py ed - Ne id gy *, ae On October 22, 1971, a Ssecial Agent (SA) of the FBI observed ABBIZ HOrTuAN, HOFFMAN's wife, and infant, arrive at St, Thomas, Virgin Islands, aboard Pan American Airlines (PAA) Flignt 269 | from New York, New York, at acprox- imately 1:50 p.m. HOrriiAN collected his baggage and departed ‘the terminal with his family in a taxi. On October 25, 1971, an SA of the FSI observed that a mailbox, of the rural delivery type, had been installed in the entrance to the area xnown as Frenchman's Bay Estate, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and that tris mailbox bears the wording "Hoffman - Crosetti, 14-41 Frenchman's Bay." No 5 was observed in the HOFFMAN residence at this time. ey On Noverber 2, 1971, Ramsey Notors, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, advised that the subject had purchased and had taen delivery of a 1959 green Voliswagen Fastbacx, Vehicle Identification Nurbver (VIil) 319020271, Virgin Islands License T-3 5623, that the suoject had used the name FRANK : in mating the purchase ee Enew it was ABBIE -7- cONFIDENGIAL