FD-302

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription 6/20/94

XXX, provided the following information to the Office of Independent
Counsel, Washington, D.C.:

He previously worked as a Schedule C employee at XXX the General
Services Administration from XXX 1991 through January 20, 1993.  He is
presently doing consulting work in government relations projects and
looking for full-time employment.

On Wednesday, April 20, 1994, sometime between 6:00 and 9:30 p.m., XXX
met an individual TOM (Last Name Unknown) (LNU) at Champions Sports Bar
at Tysons Corner, Virginia.  XXX said this sports bar is now known as
The Sports Page.  TOM LNU operates a father and son towing business XXX,
telephone [XXX].

XXX had met TOM LNU on only this one occasion and said TOM LNU probably
doesn't know him. XXX doesn't want to be identified to TOM LNU. XXX
described TOM LNU as being 43-44 years of age, a Viet Nam veteran and
former employee of the San Francisco Police Force. XXX said an
individual by the name [XXX], telephone [XXX], of the Government
Operations Sub-Committee, called TOM LNU earlier in the week and TOM
denied having any knowledge concerning what XXX was about to report.

During their time together at the Sports Bar on April 20th, TOM LNU and
XXX started to talk about "strange situations" that had happened to each
other.  TOM LNU related a story to XXX concerning the towing of a
vehicle to the FBI Headquarters garage from Ft. Marcy Park on the
evening and/or early morning hours of July 20-21, 1993.  VINCENT FOSTER,
Deputy White House Counsel, The White House, Washington, D.C. was found
dead in Fort Marcy Park on July 20, 1993.

TOM LNU said he had received a call from the U.S. Park Police (USPP)
sometime after midnight to tow a car from Ft. Marcy Park.  Enroute to
the job, TOM LNU saw many police vehicles, both marked and unmarked,
from multiple jurisdictions, traveling up and down George Washington
Parkway.  When he arrived at Ft. Marcy Park the scene was lit up with
lights, the vehicle doors open, and "lots of pictures were being
taken."  TOM LNU's son, also named TOM, was not with his father, but had
received a phone call while his father was enroute to the scene, asking
the whereabouts and arrival time of the tow truck.

TOM LNU further described the vehicle as having a window missing on the
front driver's ide, blood on the dashboard and a small bag in the foot
area of the passenger side with blood on it.  TOM LNU was asked to move
the vehicle without moving the wheels and therefore avoid placing
additional mileage on it.  He used a flatbed truck to transport the
car.  He was assisted by what was described as a "gloved" officer who
did not want him to touch the vehicle as he was putting it in gear, so
as to preserve any fingerprints in the interior of the vehicle.  TOM LNU
said he was supervised during this operation by various police
officiers.  He had a police escort, front and behind, to the 14th Street
Bridge enroute to FBI Headquarters.  He also has someone in the tow
truck with him.  They took the car down the down ramp of the FBI's
headquarter's garage.  TOM LNU related that he had never been paid for
this tow job.  He said in the past he had done a lot of towing for
government agencies to incude work associated with federal fleet cars,
airport exchanges and running out of gas situations.

XXX said he had no additional information concering what TOM LNU had
told him.  He knew of no reason why TOM LNU would "spin a story."  XXX
had thought about coming forward earlier with this story, but had not
done so. XXX has told a "couple of friends" about this.
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Investigation on 6/17/94 at Washington D.C. File # 29D-LR-35063