◆ SpookStack

. lh OF a sao lly “4 ‘ad | Pia. iy. ae A in Reply, Piease Refer to File No. é¢ = #- ¢ * 4 (. % UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JeSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Chicago, Tllinois,,, Pr ee me AAI January 29, 1971 TPR TE Dic pfyfO 0 ses eselon _ ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN, ALSO KNOWN AS CG 176-28 Reference is made to Chicago memorandum of January 8, 1971, under the above-caption, which set forth the plans of Hoffman to travel in Canada over the period January 12 to 15, 1971. That memorandum also contained descriptive information regarding Hoffman, his status as a convicted felon, with appeal pending, as well as the current restrictions imposed upon his travel by order of the Seventh Circuit United States Court of Appeals, Chicago. On January 26, 1971, Assistant United States Attorney James Breen, Northern District of Illinois, Chicago, made available a copy of a motion filed that date with the United States Court of Appeals (USCA), Seventh Circuit, Chicago, by counsel acting on behalf of Hoffman. This motion requested permission of the USCA for Hoffman to travel to Toronto and London, Province of Ontario, Canada, from on or about February 2, 1971, through on or about February 4, 1971. The purpose of this travel was to enable Hoffman to fulfill an invitation to speak at Fanshaw College, London, and to tape a television show and confer with his lawyers in Toronto. Hoffman advised in this motion that he did not know where he would be staying while in London or Toronto, but while in Canada he could be contacted through his Canadian attorney, Ian Scott, 121 Richmond Street, West Toronto. This document contains neither recommendations nor conciusions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; dt and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. a Dae eS FB 9 wil /7@ -. ~~