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Date: Mon, 26 Jun 1995 13:20:37 -0700 (PDT)
From: "William L. Tafoya"
To: Transtream Incorporated
Subject: Re: Bomber request
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Mr. Rice,
I called the number you left; your residence. The woman who
answered the telephone advised me you are experiencing difficulties with
your phone at work. I am responding because I expect my colleagues on the:
UNABOM Task Force
working on the: UNABOM investigation,
may be too busy to respond to your message any time soon. What the media has
done with the name is, indeed, varied. I suspect the variations all refer to
the same investigation. It should not be difficult to figure that out based
on the associated text of the media account. However, the *official* FBI
code name for the case & the task force is as noted above. I hope this helps.
William L. Tafoya, Ph.D.
btafoya@orion.arc.nasa.gov
Special Agent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
450 Golden Gate Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 553-7400
UNABOM Task Force
1-800-701-2662
On Mon, 26 Jun 1995, Transtream Incorporated wrote:
>
> To: UNABOM Task Force
> From: tstream@centcon.com (Fredric L. Rice)
>
> Greetings, Unabomber Task Force.
>
> I know your offices are looking for answers but I have a couple
> of questions for you which might serve to clear up some confusion
> about the so-called Unabomber which exists on the computer
> networks.
>
> People have been reporting that the bomber's title is offered by
> news agencies as either "Unibomber" or "Unabomber." Strange as
> it may seem, there is some question as to whether the two
> variations in spelling are refering to the same group or
> individual.
>
> I would like confirmation on whether the news agencies around the
> nation have used both variations in spelling (some idea as to which
> agencies have used 'Unibomber' might be nice) and some official
> word that the two variations are in reference to the same group
> or individual, if I may. It would help clear up the confusion.
>
> Thank you in advance.
> (818) 335-4391
