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ABBOTT HOWARD HOFFMAN On October 5, 1971, & person identifying -= > himself as Dan Levinson telephonically contacted the office of the Resident Agency (RA) of the FBI at St. Thomas, a Virgin Islamis. He stated that nad b informed him that the FBI was intereste m and that he expected it was because Abbie Hoffman had stayed in ~— ro Levinson's house during Hoffman's recent visit to oe St. Thomas. Levinson said that Hoffman had a friend boa who was a friend of Levinson's brother residing in : : Worcester, Massachusetts, and that Hoffman nad learned from this friend that Levinson had rental quarters at 4 his residence on St. Thomas. Hoffman called Levinson C and asked if he could stay with him for a few days and — an arrangement was made. He met Hoffman at the airport when Hoffman arrived on St. Thomas on September 27, 1971. Levinson advised that he was born on May 2, 1943, at Worcester, Massachusetts. He attended McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, and graduated from Worcester Technical Institute, Worcester, Massachusetts, in 1967. —— He came to St. Thomas in June, 1969. His wife's maiden name was Lawrence. At this point, Levinson advised that pos his wife, who was at his side, requested that he give no y further information and the telephone call was terminated. L_ ry O99 1071 an SA of the FORT s ahearvuad ac Ww Vooe?r hed a | s,s Shi bTS wii WED. YUU Hoffman, Hoffman's wife and infant, arrive “at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, aboard Pan American Airlines (PAA) flight 269 from New York, New York, at approximately 1:50 p.m. Hoffman collected his baggage and departed the terminal with his family in a taxi. k On October 25, 1971, an SA of the FBI observed that a mailbox, of the rural delivery type, haa been in-= stalled in the. entrance to the area known as Frenchman's Bay Estate, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, and that this mailbox bears the wording "Hoffman - Crosetti, 14-41 Frenchman's Bay." No vehicle was observed in the Hoffman residence at this time. ro