65_HS1-834228961_62-HQ-83894_Section_009

Text

This text came with the file. It may have mistakes. When the text and the image disagree, the image is right.

•
'
~~cskper __
copy of his letter was referred to the Air Force for a reply to him.
g~~1
DFC:rks
,:~on --
J'
g
~S'"--
(4) jlA-'
~ I!/ ' IV
·:~:t•~oom ­
f,
/
~
tJ\(0
,~~;• 54AP~§~ol~NnD
Wl/..~ 5
~,/
c.o
<.O
0,
'<I'
..­
0
lt'.)
~
UJ
..J
,-c
~
<
0
::E
~ a::
(.)
a..
<(
Tolson-­
~=~rooch -­
■
,.
April 16, 1968
Mr.
360
t
RaynhA
assachusetts 02767
Dear ll!r. Snigier:
_,.
,...,
Your letter of April 11th baa been received.
""'tJ
~
·-,~
W1th respect to your inquiry, aightlnga of
Unldentifled Flying Objects are oot a matter within the
a:,::,..
~
investigative Jurisdiction of the FBL Ioasmuch as your
0
::J,
-.J2:'
c;
commimlcaUon is of interest to another governmental
CD
I
-2
agency, I am referrlq a copy of it to the Office of Special
,,.,
Ioveatigatioos, Department of the Air Force.
") ..
r,,
Sincerely you~,
1. Edgaz, Hoo
1 - Boston - E nclosure
ver
NOTE: Snigier is not identifiable in Bufiles. Joseph F . Perry of
Grand Blanc, Michigan, was contacted by Bureau Agents from our
Detroit Office at his request i n March, 1960, regarding photographs
he had taken of what he believed to be unidentified flying objects.
These photographs were turned over to the Office of Special Investi­
gations of the United States Air Force by our Detroit Office. Perry
reported to the local paper that the FBI ns conducting an i nvestiga­
tion and it was necessary for this Bureau to straighten the record
with that newspaper. Perry Nas advised that we had furnished his
photographs to the Air Force and he subsequently wrote to the Director
in April, 1960, i ndicating he was looking forward to the completion of
the Air Force analysis of his photographs and their return to him. A