</s>Date : 01/15/99 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : FBI AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER: 124-10223-10079 RECORD Numer : H2 RECORDS NUMBER :: 92-3267-371 RECORPS NUMBER #: H2 AGENCY FILE NUMBER = 92-32667-371 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : FBI FROM : SAC, LA TO : DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE : TO : SACH, LA DATE : 11/08/62 PAGES : SUBSJECTS : 2 JRB : RES, ASSOC DOCUMENTS TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : UNCLASSIFIED RESTRICTION : UNASSIFIED RESTRICATION : U.S.A. (11/14) CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 01:15/199 OPENING CRITERIA : INDEPFINITE, APPROVAL OF IRS COMMENTS : 2025 Release under the President John F. Kennedy assessment Records Collection Act of 1992 NW 78318 Docdi: 34489860 Page 1

Summary:  
The document is a FBI System Identification Form dated November 8, 1962, originating from the Los Angeles SAC (Special Agent in Charge) and directed to the FBI Director. It references an investigation involving John Roselli, also known as AR. LA FOUR TWO SIX EIGHT DASH C, who was observed at the Friar's Club in Beverly Hills, California, on November 7, 1962. Roselli was seen speaking with Irving J. Leff, a part-owner of the New Frontier Hotel in Las Vegas. The document notes that Roselli remained at the club until 6:30 PM when Fordant left. A neighborhood source reported a 1962 Ford T-Bird with California license plate XBU EIGHT FOUR TWO parked in Roselli’s apartment garage on November 8. The vehicle is linked to Herman Spitz, a former employer and close friend of Roselli. The FBI previously advised that the car was registered to Spitz. In March 1961, Roselli contacted private detective Fred Otash regarding an investigation for Peter Fairchild, guardian of Robert Machris. The document also references a divorce case involving Westbrook, a twenty-one-year-old oil heir who married Judith Meredith. Westbrook filed for divorce and demanded a $250,000 settlement. Otash’s investigation alleged Meredith was a high-class prostitute with ties to several celebrities in Las Vegas. Roselli reportedly offered Otash $15,000 to avoid scandal or publicity. Westbrook allegedly made an under-the-table settlement of $35,000 with Meredith.  

Key People:  
- John Roselli (AKA AR. LA FOUR TWO SIX EIGHT DASH C)  
- Irving J. Leff (part-owner, New Frontier Hotel, Las Vegas)  
- Herman Spitz (former employer and close friend of Roselli)  
- Fred Otash (private detective)  
- Peter Fairchild (guardian of Robert Machris)  
- Westbrook (twenty-one-year-old oil heir)  
- Judith Meredith (spouse of Westbrook)  

Key Locations:  
- Friar's Club, Beverly Hills, California  
- New Frontier Hotel, Las Vegas  
- Roselli’s apartment garage, Beverly Hills, California  
- Los Angeles SAC office  

Key Events:  
- Observation of John Roselli at the Friar's Club on November 7, 1962  
- Reporting of a 1962 Ford T-Bird parked in Roselli’s apartment garage  
- Investigation by Fred Otash into Judith Meredith’s alleged connections to celebrities  
- Divorce case between Westbrook and Judith Meredith involving a disputed settlement  

Key Organizations:  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- U.S. Department of Justice  
- Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

JFK Declassified Files

124-10223-10079.pdf

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