</s>JFK Assassination System Date: 10/1/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: HSCA HSCA RECORD NUMBER: 180-10117-10245 RECORD SERIES: NUMBERED FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 004062 NUMBERRED FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBERS: 004062 AGENCY FILENUMBER: HCSA Document Information: ORIGINATOR: HSCa FROM: TO: Document Information. TITLE: DATE: PAGES: 1/25/1977 4 SUBJECTS: BOLDEN, ABRAHAM USSS: STAFF FOSTER, WILLIAM DOCUMENT TYPE: OUTSIDE CONTACT REPORT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: Open in Full CURRENT STATUS: Reded: DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 08/14/1993 OPENING CRITERIA: 08/18/1993 COMMENTS: HSCAA outside contact report. Box 86. Released under the John F. Kennedy assassination Records Collection Act of 932 (44 USC-107 Note) CaseNW 932 Date Date: 2025 1 NV 88326 Docdl:32267020 Page 1

John F. Kennedy:
- No direct information mentioned in the document.

Assassination:
- No direct information mentioned in the document, but it is related to Abraham Bolden's involvement and testimony.

Investigations:
- House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) investigation
- HSCA outside contact report regarding William Foster's conversation with Mr. Foster

Related Individuals and Events:
- Abraham Bolden: Former SS Agent, DOB 1/19/35; Social Security No. 330-28-2266.
- William Foster: Federal Probation Office, Northern District, Chicago
- Richard T. Sykes: Bolden's prosecutor
- LBJ Library: Newspaper article found mentioning initial incarceration in Springfield, Mo.

Dates and Locations:
- 11/25/77: Date of the outside contact report
- 1/19/35: DOB of Abraham Bolden
- Chicago, Illinois: Location of William Foster's office and Abraham Bolden's residence
- Springfield, Mo.: Initial incarceration location mentioned in a newspaper article
- Maxwell Field Federal Prison Camp (Montgomery, Alabama): Location where Bolden was transferred

Significant Events or Activities:
- Abraham Bolden's prison record trace developed from a newspaper article found in the LBJ Library
- Mr. Foster's conversation with William Foster regarding Abraham Bolden's case
- Bolden's parole status not revoked despite violating parole by talking to the media
- Recantation of testimony by one of the witnesses upon whose testimony the conviction was based

Evidence, Testimony, or Findings Mentioned:
- Newspaper article found in the LBJ Library mentioning initial incarceration in Springfield, Mo.
- Mr. Foster's statement about Bolden's record while under parole supervision
- Information about Mr. Boldens prosecution and conviction, including recantation of testimony by one of the witnesses

JFK Declassified Files

180-10117-10245.pdf

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