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FO-5 22 REV. 11-27-70). ~ ry: ; . . Z : 9: ° . “vt . : "ef we TS . ow : . pe, " FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | 1 oo re 5/18/71 Date of transcription On May 13, 1971, SA's d that he was working in his position a ‘May 3, 1971, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and that at least on one occasion during that day, he entered the leck up cell located withing the Emergency Ward of the hospital. A ee During this visit to the lock up cell, the interviewee noticed an individual who was either being treated or who was awaiting same, and recocnized this person to be one ARBIE HOFFMAN, aid that there was no doubt in his nind that this person in the cell was the subject HOFFMAN, since he had seen photos of subject in tha past both on television and in the newspaper. consguatine were so strong about his identifica- on OF subject that he approached the latter and asked the man if he was ADBIE HOFFMAN, To this query, subject responded, "Please don't say anything," or words to that effect. said he assumed subject did not want to be recognized and thus bothered by a lot of people and thereafter, left the room, having no further verbal contact - with subject. i x Interviewee thereafter, was told by other persons who were in the ward for treatment that the man with whon he had spoken was ECFFMAN, 1 f t i 1 4 i t : At this point, interviewee was shown a copy of a photograph of EOF taken after his arrest in New York on May 5, 1971. aie... emphatically that the person so represented in 8 photo was definitely the person taterviewsd on. 5/ 13/71 “ 4 Washington, D.C. ruse WFO 176-282 , mot Dete dxcrorea DU RISTL This docement gontging satther recommendations aor conclusions of the FBI, & ls the property of the FRI and is loaned to your ogency; — Bb and & content sre net to be diatsibuted ovttide your agency. 3 8: