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CONEPCION PICgTOTTO-VICTIM
CIVIL RIGHTS - POLICE BRUTALITY
At 2:00 p.m., 11/19/78, CONEPCION PICCIOTTO

telephonically advised she was a naturalized American
(formerly from Spain) and newly arrived in Washington,
D.C. (TOC), from New York City. She currently resides
at 1439 N Street, N.W. TOC, but does not have a phone.
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She receives mail at P.O. Box 4931, TOC, 20008.
She called the complaint in from a public phone

in Union Train Station and advised that at 1:30 p.m.,
11/19/78, she was walking near the U.S. Department of
Labor garage at 3rd and D Streets, N.W. At this
location an offi cer Yf orce not stated) later identified,
by the victim as made uncomplimentary

remarks about her appearance. She stopped, rebutted his
remarks and was sprayed in the face with a liguid that b6
"took- my breath away and tasted sour in my mouth." To b7C
remove the sour taste she spit and thereafter was
grabbed by the arms by this officer a nd taken into an
office inside this garage. forced her to sit
in a chair and told her that she was not allowed to leave
because she was going to be arrested. He called for
assistance and a female officer, name and badge unknown,
arrived and shortly thereafter told PICCIOTTO she could go.
PICCIOTTO left the garage after being held
10 - 15 minutes, went to Union Station to retrieve the
remainder of her baggage and called the FBI to make her
complaint. She was told to call the FBI by the information
operator. She was not beaten and did not seek medical
help for the liquid sprayed in her face. 4^4^
Her complaint was presented rationally; however,
in view of her heavy Spanish accent, train station
background noise, and her lack of knowledge of WDC, PICCIOTTO
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Efforts to locate address of victim,

143 9 N N.W.. W ash ington. D.C. (TOC ), by
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Street, N.W.
Metropolitan area Washington, D.C. Directory,

cross reference, and telephone directory were reviewed
for any information identical to victim, with negative
results.
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PRECEDENCE:
12/5/78
CLASSIFICATIO DATE:
SAC, WFO /
From: Directo:^ FBI

OFFICER I \
CONCEPC ION M. BICCIOTTO - aCTIM

CIVIL RIGHTS
Enclosed are two copies edo:h of a letter and

envelope received from victim, dêd 11/19/78.
Upon receipt, contact victim, acknowledge her letter

and obtain full details regarding any civil rights complaint
she desires to make. Handle pursuant to Section 44, MIOG.
SuLHM or surep based on results of interview within

21 days of receipt of this communication. MARGIN.)
Advise victim of our jurisdiction in civil rights THIS
matters and that her complaint will be furnished to the

Department of Justice for its consideration as to whether any
Federal action is warranted. Should she have any further BEYOND
questions about the matter, she may wish to write directly to

the Civil Rights Division, United States Department of type
Justice, Washington, D. C. not
Bufiles contain no pertinent identifiable informatior (Do
with victim.
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LOCATION. United States Dept, of Labor Buinding, Entrance to the G rage
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way to the Union Station, walking along side o: the Street
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by myself, and passing by the Garage of the United States Dept, of Labor, o n
3rd St reet. N.W. t here was standing outside the door the Police in j |
Badge ^ who remarked about ray looks, with my hair do, insull'inly
calling me crazy, provoking and assaulting me with a sprayed yellrw liquid,
over the left side of ray face, head and neck, forcing me to spitting out jjg
saliva, the taste was sour. I told Him to mind his own business, and I 37 q ]
continue walking; xirtien He follow me, jumped over me grabing me from the
back of ny neck, pushed me toward the wall twisted my arât the same time.
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using insulting words and saying I was under arrest for spitti^PS at Uim.
He called on the radio.
I told Him, that He was provoking, insulting, and violating my Civil

Rights
He continue to push me into the Garage, dragging me inside ar locked the .
automaticgate, leaving me inside with Him. He kept saying I was .razy and
that I was under arrest, refusing to let me write down His name and badge
number, which I manage to do.
Then a Policewoman arrived. She released me and let me go, and told him
,to let her handed the situation. "He said to the Policewoman= But Shetook my
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^lame and number.".
I lef the placeand to the Union Station where I made a called to the
B.I., telephone nvunber 202-324-3000 Washington Field, and reported the
cident. Thw Agent on Duty told me will pass the information to His
periors,
It was a horrible Experience, I felt so misserable and helpless, for

ijhis is a violation and invasion on ny Civil and Human Rights, b% the United
âtes of America Law.
o- If the Law and Order continue assaulting me, to whom I shall ask for
"Sustice, and Why this continues harassment from the Police?
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AIRTEL 12/7/78
(Precedence)
To: Director, FBI ATTENTION:

IJPO (44-1172) (C) GENERAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION
1^ CIVIL RIGHTS SECTION
From: SAC, CRIMINAL SECTION
INTELLIGENCE DIVISION
Badge Number I I
Subject:
3rd and D St.,
N. W., VJDC, 11/19/78;
CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO VICTIM
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Summary of Complaint:
On 11/19/78, victim telephonically contacted Washington

Field Office (WPO) of the FBI regarding a civil rights complaint
she wished to initiate. She advised that she was insulted by a
police officer who called her crazy and that when she made effort:
to defend herself she felt a liguef iod sensation on the face as
if the of freer' had sprayed or thrown" a liquid solution on her.
[NB-ICESiiJ^Neg ative r~l See Summ^y^

ACTION: UACB
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3RD M^D D STREETS
N. W. , WASHINGTON, D, C.
NOVEI-2BER 19, 1978
CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO - VICTIM
CIVIL RIGHTS
At 2 p.ra. , Novonbor 19, 1978, victim telcphonically

advised Washington Field Office (WFO) of the Federal Bureau
of Investigation (FBI) that while v/alking in the area of
the Union Train Station, 3rd and D Street, Nortliwest (N. W.) ,
Washington, D. C. (WDC) , she was insulted by a police officer
who called her crazy, and after she made attempts to defend
herself she experienced a liquefied sensation on the side
of the face as if someone had sprayed some type of solution
at her.
Picciotto requested to be interviewed by a FBI

agent regarding her complaint and at that time provided her
homo address as 1439 N Street, N. W.
Several atten^ts were made to locate Picciotto at
the address she provided vyith negative results. Finally on
December 1, 1978, Picciotto was located in a basement apartment
located at 1451 N Street, N, W. , WDC. She was subsequently
interviewed regarding her civil rights complaint and hereafter
provided the following information as cot forth in a FD 302.
This document contains neither
recommendations nor conclusions of
the FBI. It is the property of
tlio FBI and is loaned to your agency:
it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.
The information being furnished
should not be used for evidentiary
purposes without the express
vnritton approval of the Department
of Justice, after consultation with
the FBI.
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12/7/78
Date of transcription
CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO was advised of the

identities of the interviewing agents and the nature of the
investigation. She was also advised that any information
provided by her may be used in a court of law. She therefore
declined to furnish a signed statement regarding her complaint,
however, voluntarily provided the following oral information:
On November 19, 1978, at approximately 1:30 p.m.

she was walking on the sidewalk in the vicinity of the Onion
Train Station, near the United States Department of Labor
garage, 3rd and D Street, Northwest (N. W.) , Washington,
p. C. (WDC) carrying two pieces of luggage. She was dressed
in casual clothes, and was wearing an extremely large black
wig on top of her head. As she passed a police offi cer, who
she later identified as Badge Number
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organization imknown, he mades comment directed at her to

the effect that she was a crazy woman and laughed at her.
At this time she told the officer to "mind your own business".
At this moment she experience's liquefied sensation on the
side of the face as if the officer had sprayed or thrown
some liquid at her. The sensation momentarily took heir
breath and what appeared to be some type of liquid had a
sour taste. She immediately spit on the ground and towards
the officer at which time he detained her and advised her
that she was under arrest. He took her inside the garage
and then called a female officer to the scene. The female
officer arrived a few moments later and immediately took
charge of the situation. PICCIOTTO could not provide the
female officers name. She was subsequently released at
which time she continued walking toward the area of the Union
Train Station where she used a pay telephone to notify the
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of her civil rights
complaint.
PICCIOTTO further advised that she did not see the

officer use any type of weapon, nor can she positively say
that the liquid sensation she experienced definitely came
from the officer.
Interviewed on
12/1/78 Washington, D. C. 44-1172
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;
it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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WPO 44-1172
She did not seek any medical attention at that

time, nor can she attribute any complications or discomfort
to the incident in question.
The basis for her civil rights complaint is that

she feels peoples rights are constantly being violated in
this country, and something should be dbne* about' people in
general calling her crazy.
She further advised that she constantly calls the

local police department and other agencies complaining about
her civil rights, but that she never sees any results.
During the interview she complained to interviewing

agents that there were invisible gases and fvunes coming out
of the pipes in her apartment. She said these fumes are a
classic example of how the Mafia had intensified its efforts
to get her.
During the interview she also wore the same wig

she was wearing on the date that she initiated her civil
rights complaint. This wig was extremely large and covered
the entire top of the head (approximately eighteen inches
in diameter) . She advised that she constantly wore this
wig to conceal a rash located on the top of her head and
forehead which was caused by fumes and gases. She was also
unable to wash, cook and eat because of the ever present
conditions
The following descriptive information was obtained

through interview and observation:
Full name: CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO

Race: White
Sex: Female
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Dark
Date of Birth: January 15 1936
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WFO 44-1172
Place of Birth: Spain

Height 5 feet, 2 inches
Weight 100 pounds
Social Security Number: 120-46-9473
Previous Address: 2218 West Eighth Street,
Brooklyn, New York
Present Address: 1451 N Street, N. W. , WDC.
Occupation None
Education nhwo years college in Spain.
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Medical Condition: She advises that she was committed

to a mental institution at Kings
County Hospital in New York in
1975.
Attached to this FD 302 is a typed page dated

November 19, 1978 and signed CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO, with
large lettered heading "Something Extra", "The Outlaw".
Also attached is a mimeographed paper with large

heading "Extra! Extra! Criminals at Large".
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OUTLAW
Sunday November 19, 1978
Tiling', on or about 1/30 p.m.
LOCATION. United States Dept, of Labor Building, Entrance to the Garage
on 3rd Street N.iW, and Penn. Ave. Washington, D.C.
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STORY.
way to the Union Station, walking along side of the Street
I was on my
by myself, and passing by the Garage o the United States Dept, of Labor on ,
3rd Street, N.W. t here was standing outside the door the Policemani
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BadgeI
who remarked about ray looks, with my hair do, insultinly
calling me crazy, provoking and assaulting me with a sprayed yellow liquid, b6
over the left side .of my face, head and neck, forcing me to spitting out b7C
saliva, the taste was sour. I told Him to mind his own business, and I
continue walking j iiihen He follow me, jumped over me grabing me -from the
back of wy neck, pushed me toward the wall, twisted my armot the same timej
using insul^ng words and saying I was under arrest for spitti#^.^ at Him.
He called on the radio.
I told Him, that He was provoking, insulting, and violating ray>-6ivil

Rights
He continue to push me into the Garage, dragging me inside and locked the
automatiiâte, leaving me inside with Him. He kept saying I was crazy and
that I. was under arrest, refusing to let me write down His name and badge
Then a Policewoman arrived, She released me and let me go, and told him
' let her, handed the situation.
.to "He said to the Policewoman= But Sheltook my
o o ^pame and number.".
^ I lef the plac^nd to the Union Station where I made a called to the
.B.I., telephone number 202-324-3000 Washington Field, and reported the
icident. The^^ Agent on Duty told me will pass the information to His
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was a horrible g'xperience, I felt so raisserable and helpless, for
ishis is a violation and invasion on my Civil and Human Rights, by the United
. If the Law and Order continue assaulting me, to whom I shall ask for
<]5ustice, and Why this continues harassment from the Police?
h I made this affidavit of my own, everything I wrote is true, so

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Sworn before me
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Criminals
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Hmerica
At Large
Torture in I
Please^. Mr. Carter
Support A FightinglCRi^VrCTM
ro WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

LIVING WITH TERROR
PLEASE, IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH PRINCIPLES AND INTEGRITY,
READ THIS, FOR MY LIFE IS IN DANGER AND MY SITUATION MOST DESPERATE.
I AM A VICTIM OF A CONSPIRACY BY MY HUSBAND, HIS FRIENDS AND
HIS POWERFUL LAWYER WHO HAS DISTRIBUTED MY PICTURES UNDERWORLD MANNER , .
,
THERE IS MONEY INVOLVED FOR WHOMEVER WILL BE ABLE TO "DRY ME OFF 'J, I AM
UNDER CONTINUOUS HARASSMENT AND TORTURE FROM BEING SPRAYED WITH
CHEMICALS, ALL SORTS OF GAS MACE AND FUMES, D^ AlW NIGHT , THAT BURNS,
BLINDS AND PARALIZES A PERSON, POISONS THE BLOOD, CHOKES AND BURNS MY
LUNGS AND BODY. ALSO IT IS A N INVASION OF PRIVACY FOR I AM UNDER
CONSTANT SURVEILLANCE . IT INTERFERES WITH m
WORK AND DAILY LIFE THAT ,
INCLUDES MY MAIL, RUINS MY WORDROBE. THE PURPOSE OF THE CHEMICALS IS TO

BURN ^ BRAINS TO MAKE MB CRAZY AND MAKE BELIEVE IT IS A PARANOID, IN
,
ORDER TO COVERUP THEIR ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES THAT INVOLVED MANY PEOPLE IN

MY CASE, SUCH AS DOCTORS, POLICE, JUDGES LAWYERS ETC. A SILENCE NEAT
CRIME NO BLOOD SHEAD, NO WEAPONS, NO WITNESS, ONLY THE KILLER AND THE
,
VICTIM. . .
DO YOU REALIZE HOW MANY INOCENT PEOPLE LIKE ME ARE VICTIMS OF THIS
TYPE OF CRIME, WHO PROBABLY DID NOT HAVE THE CHANCE TO SPEAK OUT OR
DON>T DARE TOO.
MY CRIME , IS THAT I DO NOT AGREE WITH MY HUSBANDS BEHAVIOR
REGARDING OUR RELATIONSHIP IN OUR MARRIED LIFE AND HIS PECULIAR BEHAVIOR
WITH A MALE FRIEND . FOR THAT HE CALLED ME A "DEAD WOMAN HE ASSAULT ME
.
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SEVERAL TIMES, AMONG OTHER INJURES, HE BROKE MY EAR DRUM FROM A BLOW OF
HIS FIST. HE REFUSED TO PAY ME SUPPORT MONEY OR COMPENSATION FOR MY
BROKEN EAR DRUM WHICH I CAN NOT EFFORT MEDICALLY TREATY.
I DID AND STILL DO, TRY TO SETTLE MY CASE AT THE COURTS TO PROTECT
MY RIGHTS AS A WIFE AND MOTHER OF FOUR YEAR OLD GIRL WHOM I AM NOT I
ALLOWED TO CUSTODY OR VISIT, AS WELL TO ENTER MY OWN APARTMENT BECAUSE ,
OF THE LUCK OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CURTS , WHERE JUSTICE IS
BOUGHT AaD SOLD, IN AN OPEN MARKET. MR. CARTER, THE PRESIDENT IS NOT
AWARE OF WHAT IS GOING ON IN OUR NATIONS INTERNAL AFFAIRS. THAT J^, THE
LITTLE PEOPLE ARE SUFFER AND TORTURE BY THE BIG POWERS . A FREE COUNTRY
CANNOT RESEMBLE A CAGE . I HAVE NOT INTENTIONS TO CONTINUE IN THIS PAIN
, AND AGONY . _J AW SPEAKING OUT ALRIGHT FOR NEWSPAPERS, TELEVISION OR
,
RADIO stations, REFUSED TO MAKE THIS CRIME PUBLIC, ALTHOUGH THEY TELL ME
I AM DEALING WITH CRIMINALS. . . I AM A REAL WALKINCDEAD WOMAN", UNLESS
THE LAW WILL HELP MB.
C0RRUFF~LAWYER who with my husband CONSENTED TO COMMIT ME ILLEGALLY,

.
(FOR THEY HAVE USED BARBITURATE ON m

FIRST )T0 A MENTAL INSTITUTION, OR
LETS SAY PSYCHIATRY IMPRISONMENT , WITH INTENTIONS OF TRANSFERRED TO
PILGRIN hospital, IN LONG ISLAND FOR INDETERMINATED PERIOD OF TIME . .
(THINGS DID NOT GO AS THEY PLANNED AND I WAS DISCHARGED FROM KINGS
,
COUNTY HOSPITAL, A MONTH LATER, AFTER A MINI^BEARING AT THE HOSPITAL b6

COURT tROOM) IN HIS ATTEMP TO COVERUP ILLEGAL ACTIONS HE HAS DONE, b7C
INVOLVING ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE, CONCERNING A BABY
THAT WAS BORN OVERSEAS AND THAT I BROUGHT INTO THIS, COUNTRY, ( AND THAT
WE GOT THROUGH A MIDWIFE, AFTER PAYING MATERNITY FEB AS' THEY CLAME.)
FOR THEY TOLD MS THEY HAD MADE ALL THE ARRBNQEMBNTS NECESSARY FOR THE
ENTRY. FOR THA T\ TOLD US IT WOULD COST* A FIVE THOUSEnD DOLLARS
I
FEE. HE TOOK OUR THREE PASSPORTS AND THE BAST'S I.D. BOOK THAT BE' WAS
RETAINING FOR A PERIOD OF TWENTY MONTHS AND REFUSED TO RELEASED THEM
AT MY REQUEST .
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XZATION, CATHOLIC CHARITIES AND PUBLIC ASSOSTANCE

REFUSED TO AID ME, UNLESS I AGREE TO BE COMMITEED TO A HOSPITAL OR
L.
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DOCTOR FOR TREATMENT FOR BRAIN WASHING, SO I,.WILT^ FORGET ABOUT; "W-
BABY.
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MY HUSBAND, MEANWHILE WAS MAKING ALL THE ARRANGEMENTS TO BRING

HIS BROTHER AND FAMILY FROM ITALY, AND THEY HAVE TAKEN POSSESION OF
MY APAR'^ÊNT, BELONGINGS AND OF COURSE, MY CHILD, HE LEFT ME HELPLESS
TSh TN FOVEIiTy.'VrTH AND 7HL'Y LIVFHAPPY EVERAFTER,,,
Need legal representation urgently, the attorney i had hired,
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[ ] AFTER TAKING $500,00 DOLLARS b6
OF MINE, NEGLECTED AND DID NOTHING ON MY BEHALF , KEEPING MS WAITING^fFOR b7C
A LONG PERIOD OF TIME, OVER NINE MONTHS, AND THEN WITHDRAW FROM eiY'-CASE
AND KEPT THE MONEY, >LEGAL AID" AND LEGAL SERVICES" AS WELL MS THE
AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION, WON'T TAKE MY CASE,.. NOT EV^ CATHOLIC
CHARITxE^," mY OWN RELIGION, WHO HAVE DESERTED AND IGNORE MY NEED,
THEY made me LOOSE MY FAITH AND RESPECT FOR THEM, FOR THAT I REGRETED
BEING A CATHOLIC, FOR THEY HAVE THE POWER TO HELP ,
WHY CAN'T I GET JUSTICE LIKE EVERYBODY, THIS IS NOT A WATERGATE
CASE OR C,I.A.
, GOD LORD. I BEG TO ANYONE WHO BELIEVES IN HUMANITY ,
TO INVESTIGATE THIS MATTER AND HELP ME TO SAVE MY LIFE AND FIGHT FOR
MY RIGHTS AS A HUMAN BEING INSTEAD OF TORTURE ME LIKE HITTLER DID.
,
FOR THEY ARE USING THE MOST SAVAGE METHODS OF TORTURE, PHYSICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL. ALL ImNNT IS TO RESTORE MY LIFE AND HAVE MY CHILD BACK
WITH SSLFRESPEC T. FOR THIS IS NOT ONLY ''DANGEROUS BUT ALS O A TERRIBLE
HUMILLATIQN FOR ANY HUMAN BEING .
INDOORS THEY USE A SORT OF VIBRATION AIR CONTROL WITH VIDEO SYSTEM,
A SORT OF ELECTRIC SHUCK,
JEWISH ARE COMPLANING ABOUT THE HORRORS OF HITLER AND RUSIANS, THEY
ARE NOT BETTER THAN THEY, FOR THEY ARE USING THE SAME SAVAGE METHODS OF
TORTURE OVER MS...
EVERY WORD I WRITE IS TRUE , SO HELP ME GOD. IT IS AGAINST MY WILL
TO MAKE THIS PUBLIC, BUT THEY GIVE ME CHOICE
CONCEPCION MARTIN PICCIOTTO
MAILING ADDRESS
CCNCEPCION martin PICCIOTTO POLICE DO NOT PROTECT MY RIGHTS FOR
P.Oo BOX li931 THEY ASAULT ME WITH CHEMICALS, BY FOOT BY
Washington, iD.C* 20008 CAR.
THEY KEEP ME ISOLATED FROM SOCIETY,
CHASING AWAY FROM ROOMING HOUSES AND HOTELS.
KEEPING. ME 'IN THE STREETS, SO PEOPLE WILL
THINK I AM SICK
THEY ACT LIKE HUNGRY WILD BEASTS HUNTING FOR INOCENT VICTIM.
Sword
Why? Why? Why? Why?
I HAVE EVERYBODY AGAINST ME, I DID NOTHING WRONG TO NO ONE THIS ,
SUPPOUSE TO BE BETWEEN MY HUSBAND AND I, AND HIS BLOODY LA'PiER. . .
WHAT CAN
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INDOORS THEY USED A SORT JF RADIATION
My OR SHORTWAVE, THAT HEATS AND BURNS.
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can't hurv the truth under a
Truth
Tear-Gas Victim
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WHY DOES THE MAFIA AND ROMAN CATHOLIC
CLERGY, INTERFERE IN MY PRIVATE LIFE
PREVENTING ME FROM GETTING JUSTICE
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Mr. William Webster

Director of the F.B.I.
9th and Penn. Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C. 22043
Dear Mr. Webster: ||
I Iwft New York, from Penn. Station on December 4, 1978 at 7p.m. on

the Am Track train, "The Senetor", on ny way to Washington, DiC.
The trip was a nightmare, I was torture with electronic devices that
produced electric shacks, over my âd and body. This is not the first
time it happened, it is all the time that I take public transportation
and taxi cabs' but this night, just anberable, it is not just the danger
on ny health, but a horrible himilllation for a human being.
!
I cm not avoid the harassment from the public that getjs in and out, but
for the crew that are taking the liberty of using the publlcj traftsportation
for criminal activities, is something else.
The conductors, continuosly are asking me my point of destination,

and taking a closed look into my eyes, in sort of reserch... besides sarcastic
jokes or remarks.
I shipped my luggage from New York, to Washington, D.C. with ny Ticket

and at the time of picking it up, the suitcases are bursted and the locks are
broken, mj' clothing with stains etc...
I can not tolerated it any more, for this is a violation and Invasion on
my Civil and Human Rights , that only the United States Justice, who presume
of been the most concern on Human Rights all over the world, can demand and
enforce justice.
Because I still believe; in American Liberty, Freedom and Justice for Alii
and the reputation of your integrity, 1 am appalling to you by taking an
inmediately action on this matter.
I wish you all the health and the strenth and success In your many hard
tasks
Sincerely yours.
Concepqion M. Picciottb
Mailing address.
Concepcion M.Picciotto
P.O. Box 4931
Washington, D.C. 20008 \
Sunday November 19, 1978
Tlniet on or about 1/30 p.m*
LOCATION. Uni ted State^j 'Oept. of Labor Bui dinn, Entrance, to the Carape
on 3rd Street N.W, and ônn. Ave, Washington, D.C,
Police Name, Eadpe ixumbc T I

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STORY.
'
on my v^;ay to tiie Union Station, walking alon;: side of tiie Street
I v/as
by myself, and passing by the Garage of the United States Oept, of Labor, on
3rQ St reet, N.K. t nerc ^;as standing outside tlie door the Policentiu j |
bad-e v/iio remarked aiuût i.iy looks, \.''ith riy hair do, insultinly
calling i.ie crazy, provoking and assaulting me with a sprayed yellow lif[uid,
over the left side of my face, liead and neck, forcing me to spitting out
saliva, the taste was sour. I told Him to mind his own business, and I
continue walking; when He follow me, jumped over me grabing me from the
back of my neck, pushed me toward the wall twisted my ariât the same time|
using insulting words and saying I was under arrest for spittijj^ at Him.
lie called on the radio.
I told Him, that He was provoking, insulting, and violating my Civil

Rights .
He continue to push me into the Carage, dragging me inside and locked the
automatii^âte leaving me inside with Him. He kept saying I was crazy and^
,
that I was under arrest, refusing to let me write down His name and badge
Then a Policewoman arrived, She released me and let me go, and told him
,to let her handed the situation. said to the Policewoman= But She*Jt:ook my
râme and number.".
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I plac^nd to the Union Station where I made a called to the
lef the
telephone number 202-32A-3000 Washington Field, and reported the
cident. Tl^-. Agent on Duty told me will pass the information to His
periors
^ ^ horrible xperience, I felt so misserable and helpless, for

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is a violation and invasion on my Civil and Human Rights, by the United

âtes of America Lav;.
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o If the Law and Order continue assaulting me, to whom I shall ask for
justice, and Why this continuos harassment from the Police?
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E presemtS ea icxtetint redteddn cuu joven
h >c<ort, peggeJa, dfitgarU^ gue Uttm uAre
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cmbesM umm pelmet gigvtte, cmbi&rtm
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com tm piitoe/o ettMotpmdoj per lo qae Ua-

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^ mtM U mtemei^m de qviem ve, Se firatt de data U

ComcapdAm MartfM de êdoto, matural de ^taffigTi
de CoimpotteU, criada em Vifp^y wtimralisada em iae
Estadoa Umidot* Vieme a camtamaa- su problems,
maa hixtoria qme parece urn nefiUD del gaual mago
del <emxpeMse3 A^red ESickooaek.
Nosxfioe qo( so rid* estiên. de Noera ATorfc, sair
peSgro, Stlr sio^ rfetJ- xesoitukrpositxro, tray m i afio La yiesam da una tarnbie conspi-
ma de uz. conspfaacidft por de espera; hxqa por mafiodc racho nos muesxra parta da su
parte de sa maridbr GaeiiTio so&^ndes a Itafia y DodaCoocapehndaPfedoay
Da/fa Concapdini^ Pfeqqmy
vpiccioto, 3Bc?fiano> perite in- Apdi ai Capitol HHk se-
' doatrial d& ana iaxportante nadores, miembros dd Con-
empresa necôrkxaa 6t los greso, P.JBJ,, estmdones de
amigos, j abogado desae^po> rxuSo y tdervddn, redacekmes
so, qoien^ _disU'3nqr6 fotogtar- de parikScos, sm ningun re-
jffjts de-dOa en eJ^ bâ-xBomk^ sultado.i Me (Seen qme estoy
, 6dr enmea orsamzado, cxêsr en monos de erimmales, EX
dementos ia en ^ a ** *
mssmo TTSxdtedo he obtenuio
ima rigSaada' j socaetfafa a hi,. *. **
en' la Ameriaai Cm? Liberty
;
tortnra, de dr f 66 oodie, Union, (srganizaciones femb
echfadofc sote> sn* cabeza. y mstas, coleg^ y ladrersida-
'
sn cuerpo* cos ns cspcay* ^ ^ ^ des,dt Dereeho LegaL Mbtgim
MACE; im compaesto de CtBaftt ,.<pie fiacasaxxmx'pcf^ dr bn dzsr pam atgresanae cm- îdxigttdo quiere tomar nd co-
; icidos qnftnieos, sin oafgeno, fia d'.io^ 6e smT deseos y as haspdal pdqtdltnco^ por jo. Las organizachnes reSgio-
qpe parafiza, poco a pocev affarir t - tioii^.mdfe^5iKi6 , coa sas se xiegan. a escudkarme,
carcacna U saagrv se^ ios A: xoatmmmsiik 'sa or^ pdxdo de' Beeanne Imego a particularmente la catdliea,
^
poimones y. afeda at sgtema "nama. aaa sene.de pnbienua bire/ ddmde xHm sometida a por lo qme me kan keebo
'
aecrioao; ornsnet: B5e"*aa^^fieo de la 'tratamieMtos qme acabariaa perder todo afecto.y respeto d
Me estda prxKbKxendo oad>d<da aofteamertstq^. yor ro/renneJbea. /Vro JXos qae sentia por la Ijgksia, Va-
>* eauerte teeta^ (fids
co ,jpdeatJt heJbiemxm ped^'~^r. 'jw. eqndS y esta trampe l& rias veces me dqeron qme-.ate
esta tortara eaatmua. btradta {aot ponx^mi^' snp .â&Sarai. âS&,' puex a he tpmd dSax prestarian aymda, si mp jD?ire>
y.riolat ma derechox ^ktamer
mis y dsdes, Todt>ês$o ae,
.wmoâ qfinee&mida, eiteado mi fai dadar de
..yateaSamosta; muestrm'y. make alia^ por fid^ de pntebas y
^ -thaam tratamiento de larado
mental, para obndarme de la
debt m dot' ntsoaes:- escafinr âseptexaos^ pmet sdSa-^querUa^ eyideaciaa de desequilibrio nina, y no me presentaba en
Jes aetiwidada SegeJex reaSae- tmos-ie^ .ama^MafeOa por^ peejetaL pibGeo,
del sobre los trdjmtes de am? MiieberpotSds bao^sm. *na\ \ Ha escrito dneo cartas oer>
ffdddk' di am. fii^ qme yep - jpjeio^ car mdsGica, nor.dbnac' tiScadas al presidente Carter,
obtm de maa comadrome tm l^pS acmsdadoMosJde. haber ACOSADA DE ABANDONO sin haber redbido respoesta
la. ATZoOme^ a las doc compntdo^ r aci^ 'gne.> 4I -- -DEPAMHiA
-DEFiUfflUA fgnn* y sc prcgunta:
B*or
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de sm lUKinueatOt preridpa^ IkcMa' hgrada hoiodmeir am :

qiii uinbt~ôSsixna-
de milddlitres, ptn.flfaaos de ,yiorêzndnca smdoaanemtox, Ihffientns^cstaba
IhfGentras; oi d hospi*
cstaba en ddn en negifrme qyuda y ne-
wazteTTwfarf. segi^K me dqeroa:- Casfeaahdo- cos so idato, til,<
tal,< d* sefior Piedoto, demm> garme la jasdeia?,,. No tengo
im. otrm raxtSm es m oppsieidm la jeSoxk-J%ciolo,. See qae, c56 a.so eq>osa' por abandono aiagum caso dt < Watergatex o
id comportamiejiio de aa jam* por> clia denoncta aquello de (segdnêOa asegO' CdA. jPor. (jue no me ttyu-
7uh en iwedra vda koime y gemte miedo j hxxiio ana cos lo <jac qoedd>a prira- dan hs Tribunales?,,, Cuan-
sms aetaridades komosexmales sene de ttmtados oontzx Is .da de todos sos derechos, do, siendo Prinetpes-de Espa-
coa im om^go. Es&> a
todo h mfia, tgie efia 'protq;i5 j salrd Tambife gestioad con Emigra- na hs Soberanos esptmoles,
qi*e he desencedenado sobre a oosta de eagoiier ss
.
propia tiaslado de so hennano d risitaron Nuera York, yo pu-

mi la co.yonaeHâ qme estey rida. y sii* famifia, Italia a los de Uegect kasta dona Sofia y le
padeaendo.
padrcscadb. 'dk>m. jpy. yo Y
afir- Estados Ihxidos, y coando pedi qyuda tambUn, entregin-
;^ns*^ ir Hrtrma de- perseuL les instald en so aparta*
- --
^nm dole unos papdes, em Wal- d
'ei6ay âmeddm por el abo^ mento, tomando posesidn de dorf Astoria, pero vi que se
- ** gosefiT dt la empresa ea' qae fodo coanto. contenia, raoe- los (pdtxorm de las monos per-
imOGADA INTERN ADA trabeqa mi merido; qme se d>les, joyas, electos personales,
IHIOGADA E INTERNADA sonas de su sixpdto, Yo (pd-
EN UN PSIQUIATRICO
PSIQUIAIÎCO asregba los *xodaso la
(g, axk^tada. siera que ahora, la rdnOf me
trimitts de. emigrocidm de la A ml- me dejaron en la '
redbiera en auddemda, jâli
hademdo asSa, por frmtb- md ddlares, coBe ss lamenta soeste risi- h eoHsigal
il^coanc^
sipie <fiefendo
es petty qmt^'B rtr id asestabilb tante at d mis absoluto , Ha nâdo a E^fia, refo*
t/M crunem bien orsanixa^ y ,dad- de mi metrimomio, se abandono y pobreza, comen- giindose en una onfiica y
.bmpiot em d qme jw kqy de~ puso de ocuerdq com mi man- zando despuis esta terrible modest! pessidn, hace pocos
rrmmemieato. de sattgye visible: do petaê^mmarme, raSindo- tortuxn del *spray> MACEr dias, pero nos dice que ya ha
mo exssten armas de fmego, no. ^
al ptimdpio^ de drogtts>>y con era atacada por eiutl-
ntds iesxôs qae la rieti- barbitdriaos, qme me admbds- qtaera ea la caBe
H sjdo hx'alzzada por ^
enemi-
y kasta gos, qoe inststen en arrojarie
me y et cnmxnal eobasde qme ^trebam ym em las conraffar, ya dentro dt la case em qae vhie- d pdigroso gas y estS atcmo>
M' ar afrenta. AfeeSa- a mx â mis boras de smeno. ra. Me ham n>cadb con eae ffirada, no se qnita U gran
wide cotkbena de y Hace referencia a edmo gar sobre la cabexa, las m pdoca ni para donnir*
rmenda Ptt^ a los ptarones *006 todo so orgamsmo d monos, em los pies y hk^ en Vengo a vstedes tenni*
y dttciias de casa, qme me efecto de las drogas; se sentia mxl partes 6irzmar. Al prxito- na didendo para hacer un
denmTcomo un. conejo de como 'fom de este mondo, pio me pose una pebtea nor- llamamiento a hs Tribunales
wd/tfSvK eompleto experi-
imdiaS\/en expert- cansada, adormecida... HasU ma4 pens d gas la traspasaba iniemacio Hales de derechos
mento.
mexio. qoe nn dStu y ke^temdo qae ir manentando kumanos, a fat de que hagan
^ ^
Nos ^lica segutdamente
segOKUmente >-Coa enganos, diciindome de vobtmen esta' proteeddn una inrestigacaSn sobre mi ca-
.SOS falHdos intentos de conse- que por mi estado de sabtd, para mi aibexa. so y me (tyuden a consegun* la
goir U ^pcidn de tma cria- era msonâbU qatr me kids- Se para adris su enor- digpidad y d respeto que me-
tnra, primero a tcaf^s de una ran tm ckequeo, y me sacaron
'
1 me pdoca y nos muestra parte rezeo,.. Si al preddmte Nixon
de ta cabeza, casi sin pelo, se le Oevd a hs TVxbimdes,
con d coero'cabdiodo enroje' qui yo no tengo Justi-
cido, asi como nna fiaiga de cia?. Seme ha negado entrar
unos fres centfmdros en la en mi casa, se me niega ver a
pid de la frente y bs Udos dd la nina, la Potida no me
rostro. ampara,., Solamente encuen-
Tengo hs pies may ddi- tro obstinaeidn con d propdsi-
cados; me kan sangrado mu- to de hacer creer al mundo
cho ,por hs dedos y las unos que padezco mania perseeuto-
de las monos, se me ban que- ria, para asi enbrir sus ai-
mado aflade
He acudido . menes,
en busca de ayada y jasdeia a Tertmna so risita'con este
las autoridadrs... Pero no la roego:
consigo. Hay mucha gente en- Suplico a todo d que ten-
vueita en mi problema, midi- ga un poco de humanidad e
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cos, policias, abogados,,. integridad, que me apoye en
Durante mis de dos ailos. mi Justa y humana causa de
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esta atonnentada mujer ha darumda de txyuda y de jus-
^ ^ desairollado una ertraordina- ndtu
Enu mantt amim
En su hcesanta pn
coweyr ayuda,
canpana para conseguir hcaom
stnon Phdoto
<, senora
la
.
rf* ,ctwidd para dr eono-

dsorbuye dvarscs
dsofbuye hofss k
fSvoesas hofas mpnsss,
nprasas, en las
Iss que expone su angustktsa
mtnga sparece
situaehn. En esta que nos aatraga
situapiin. h cancatura
spareca la
angustktss
caricaturs dd abogadq
ebogsdo ^ ^ ,
oenrre en todas Margarita LANDl
da su marido, a qaien ecusa
desumarido, ecuss de estar aSado
sSsdo con d. partes* Asi lo expone: Eotos: Dimaso FREIRE
" t AM NaTA CCOOK /
ALL ASKED WAS A MODEST FEE OF $5,000 DOLLARS FOR
I
THE BABY"S IMMIGRATION ARRANGEMENTS PAPERS
Please doh^
give a dog
. a bad nama
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Decorabor 28, 1978
*irn, Concepcion l\, Picciotto

P. O. Box 4931
Waahington, D, C. 20008
Dear ?Irs. Picciotto?
This is to acknov?lodge receipt ot your letter

dated December 8 , 1973 , with its enclosures
A copy of your comunication , and its enclocuros,

have been furnished to the Civil Rights Division, U. S,
Department of Justice, for its consideration as to ^rhother
any further federal action is v/arrantod.
If you have any further cuostions regarding

this matter, you may desire to cOmnunicato directly
with the Assistant Attornoy General, Civil Rights Division,
U, S, Department of Justice, Xashington, D. C. 20530,
Sincerely yours
Donald t'7. ?4oore, Jr.

Assistant Director
Criminal Investigative Division
1 - Assistant Attorney General
Civil Rights Division (Enclosures 5)
M OTE TO AAG, CRD Victim has previously contacted FBI
;
in person and by letter. Results of previous investigation

were furn ished to your of fice b memorandum dated 12/14/78,
^.,4-4 4--.-^
entitled y - ' ' b6
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j Badge ' '
3rd and D Streets, N. W.

Washington, D. C,, 11/19/78; Concepcion M. Piccitto ~ Victim, b7C
4.
Civil Rights. Victim is not being interviewed ., ,
unless Department
so directs.
SAC, WFO (44-1172) (For Info) (Enclosures 5)'J^
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^..UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Memorandum
TO SAC, WFO (44-1172*) date: 1/24/79
FROM :SC
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subject.ONCEPTION M. PICCIOTTO
On the above date, at 10:30 a.m. , CONCEPTION M.

PICCIOTTO, 1451 M St., N.W. , Washingim, D.C., no telephone,
visited WFO and stated that all her civil rights have been
violated.
Subject is belligerent as she had reported the

matter when it happened as her enclosed statement relates.
She advised writer that something had better be done about
it this time or she will go to the newspapers with her story.
Other than the above noted main file, WFO indices

eferences to subject; 62-0-35326 and L3
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Stmday Novetnber 19, 1978
Timw, on or about 1/30 p.m.
LOCATION. United States Dept, of Labor Bui".ding, Entrance to the Garage
on 3rd Street N.W, and Penn. Ave. Washington, D.C.

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Police Name. , Badge Niambei^
STORY.
I was on my way to the Union Station, walking along side of the Street
by myself, and passing by the Garage o the United States Dept, of Labor , on.
3rd S treet. N.W. t here was standing outside the door the Policemani I
I Badge ~
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L who remarked about my looks, with my hair do, insultinly
calling me crazy, provoking and assaulting me with a sprayed yellow liquid, j^g
over the left side- of my face, head, and neck, forcing me to spitting out
saliva,, the taste was sour. I told Him to mind his own business, and I
continue walking; xdien Ee follow me, jumped over me grabing me from the
back of ny neck, pushed me toward the wall twisted my arwtat the same timej
using insulting words and saying I was under arrest for spittif^^. at Him.
He called on the radio
I told Him, that He was provoking, insulting, and violating my-Clvil

Rights
He continuo to push me into the Garage, dragging me inside and locked the
automatijâte, leaving me inside with Kim. He kept saying I was crazy and
that I, was under arrest, refusing to let me write down His name and badge
niEaber, which I manage to do.
Then a Policewoman arrived. She released me and let me go, and told him
o let her handed the situation. "He said to the Policewoman= But Sheôok my
râme and number..
I lef the plac^nd to the Union Station where I made a called to the
B.I., telephone number 202-324-3000 Washington Field, and reported the
cident. Th<s' Agent on Duty told me will pass the information to His
periors
It was a horrible $'xperience, I felt so misserable and helpless, for

violation and invasion on my Civil and Human Rights, by the United
j^his is a
If the Law and Order continue assaulting me, to whom I shall ask for
justice, and .Thy this continues harassment from the Police?
-I made this, affidavit of my own, ever'.thing I wrote is true, so

help me
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God
Concepcion M. Picciotto^. ^
Sworn before me
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ifrcitlon Of Fretdoni
Shortly after that. Attorney [ ] advised me to go to the
Immigration and Naturalization Service and tell them the true story
of how I obtained the baby through a midwife and payed what they
called Maternity fee, | ]said, "That will be the only way
you will get your child back," and "The immigration will deport the b6
baby, since your husband won't dare to leave that house, you will b7C
have to take the baby out of the C ountry; there fore you will get her
back." Following his instruction, and I went together
to the Immigration Office in Brooklyn, we spoke with ]
an
agent assigned to the case. He wrote an affidavit for me to sign and
told me that my husband had already .been there and made a statement
about the baby's origin. They assured me that th is will' be the cm lY.
wav th at I would get my chrid back. also said, that
the lawyer, plan -was to get rid of me, then they will destroy
the baby's files and there will be no case.
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all had a private conversation, How learned that I was
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there, I do not know,,..
In 1976 I hired attorney of New York,

who accepted $500,00 dollars fee for Judiciary Decree of Separation
and Custody.
After a long period of time, (about nine months) and did nothing on my
behalf, he made a Motion to the Court to withdraw from my case hsing
life false statements. He kept the money and left me without representation.
Justice M.B. Stecher of the Manhattan Supreme.- Court, 60 Center Street,

of New York, N.Y. did want to go on with the trial, I request that the
Court appoint a lawyer to me, they refused. I managed to get a letter
from Cecil L. Piltz, attorney, (who was recommended to me by the
Spanish consul) demanding the Court to assign an 18B attorney to
value
represent my case, b6
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Justice Martin B, Stecher appointed attorney of
] New YOrk, N.Y. 10036. Unfortunately he did not help me,
for Justice M.B. Stecher afterr a "MOCK" hearing and distortion of
Justice, dismissed my case following the steps of the previous Family be
Court left me helpless.,,, b7c
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concern was not to allow the Files to leave the Court room and
asked Justice Stecher not -to let anybody but him decide. Justice Stecher
assured him not to worry about it.
I attempted to go through the Files in order to know what the charges
must
are against me. But the File Clerk denied me the right, by saying to
me taht only lawyers had access to them.
The whole thing is an obstruction of justice, conspiracy and mani -

pulation by "THE LORDS OF THE BENCH'*'.
you Since thfen ^
in an intensive Struggle for Justice unsuccessfully,
for Legal Aid or Legal Services, Religious Organizations or Government
Office will not assist me.
Where is tha-t "FREEDOM LIBERTY AND JUSTICE ANDHUMAN RIGHTS" that the
United States of America presumed to be NUMBER ONE, WORLD WIDE,
I am making this affidavit Of my own, "TRUTH IS MY SWORD." So Help
me God.
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District of Columbia
Subscribed and sworn to before me a Notary Public for the
District of Columbia on the 11th day of January 1979,
Mailing addre.;.<^;
Concepcion Picciotto
P.O. Box 4931
Notary Public
Washington, D.C. 20008
My commission expires Sept. 14, 1980.
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'A Woman Going Through Torment With
Her Last Cry for Help

A '1 'rue
story writ in blood
I, Concepcion Picciotto, mailing address/ P.O. Box 4931, Washington,
D.C. 20008 do solemnly swear, depose and sav that mv aiiK-; tr that
I am a victim of conspiracy by I and I
I AttorneyI
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who alleged (with my husband's consent on or about February 16, 1975
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to commit me to Kings County Hospital psychiatric ward, in Brooklyn,
New York, N.Y. against my will and under my protes t (using barbitu-
rants on me) with the intention of transferring me to the State
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Pilgrim Hospital oh Long Island, New York, for an indefinite period

of time, violating and invading my Civil and Human Rights,
I was discharged a month later by the Hospital Administration after a

Justice mini-he aring at the Hospital Court Room, I was represented bv [~^ b6
I 1 Attorney of New York, telephone number,| ] b7C
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3 New YOrk, N.Y, signed for
my husband who refused to take me home and insisted in transferring me b7C
to the Pilgrim Hospital for psychiatric treatment.
of he called me "a dead Woman,"
He said, and for that
Since then I have been under a continous harassment of torture by

being chased from jobs and housing by being sprayed with poisonous
gases and electronic devises that burn my body and lungs.
My husband who has assaulted me and broke my eardrum, refused to pay

me financial support and has brought his brother and family from
Miscarriage
Italy, and they took possession of my child, my apartment and belongings
that took me years of hard work to build up what I had, all my
dreams and future plans for my baby ....
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I was to be "dried d;ff," together with and
both lawyers from the New YOrk Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
for Children, 110 Eagt 71st Street, New York,* N.Y. 21.
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andl l were brought to the Court
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at I reguest. They tried to persuade me to sign papers for
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a Santo Domingo Divorce, which I refused.

Unpardonable
Today I am physically killed in the United States by lack of Justice
and Misrepresentation at the Courts, where Justice is bought and sold
in an open market, by the use of false statements and defamation
of my integrity, and where my word has no value. Their Goal is to
send me back to a Mental Institution permanently. As for the lawyer
I told I n attorney of| L
3 telephone number \ that he, |_
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had made every effort to have me deported from the United States, but
he had failed and that he was the one who committed me to the b7C
Hospital and that he still tries. I do have recorded tapes with
An conversations > which I took with me to the Family Court, where
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Justice Nannette Derabitz of Manhattan Family Court refused to listen

to, as w ell as to accdpt documents that I handed on my behalf, the
Attorney ] ;aid the amount of $'200,00
dollars ^ ee, did not open his mouth at all, or do any objecting.
Justice Dembitz ordered the guard to escourt me out of the Court Room
for no reason, saying at the same time "Please take her out of the room,
people like her (using a very contemptous voice) are not aware of their b6
sickness," lawyer, said, "But Your Honor, she writes b7C
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letters to everybody," Justice Dembitz responded, "Let her write, she mai
become a writer." I was escourted outi of the Court Room,
waited outside, while they remained in the Court Room. The result
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few days later, I received in the mail an order of protection for my
husband, prohibiting me from entering my own apartment, awarding
custody of my daughter to my husband, denying me the Rights of visitation,
no alimony or support, not any of ny household belongings and property,
etCo etc.
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1. EMBASSY HAE RECEIVED OM FROM MADRID CONCERNING ALLEGED
DAUGHTER OF OLG ICCIOTTO^ LAST WORD WE HAVE ON SUBJECT
IS DEPTS OM dated 21 NOV 73 WHICH SAYS IN PART: IN LIGHT
OF THE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND EVIDENCE PRESENTED IN YOUR
OM OF OCTOBER 10 AND OCTOBER 24, 1973, THE DEPT, HAS
RECONSIDERED ITS INITIAL DECISION APPROVING THE SUBJECTS
REPORT OF BIRTH. SINCE THE CHILD IS NOW IN THE UNITED STATES
AHER CLAIM TO CITIZENSHIP IS BEING INVESTIG/^TED JY THE
IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALLIZATION SERVICE, TH MATTER WILL BE

HELD IN ABEYANCE PENDING THEIR DECISION.
2* apparently MRS. PICCIOTTO AND CONCEPCIOlf ARE NOW IN MADRID^jf
PURSUING CLAIM TO US NATIONALITY FOR CHILD INITIATED HERE IN
JULY OF 1973.
3. embassy POUCHING COPY OF FILE TO MADRID.
4. FOR MADRID: NO VISA WAS EVER ISSUED TO CONCEPCION. CHILD
APPARENTLY TRAVELLED TO USA WITH 212(D)(4) PAROLE.

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LATEST INFO FROM INS REGARDING ANY DECISION

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To: SAC, WO ^
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Prom I Director , FBI

OFFICER I I
CONCEPCION M.(iÎCCIOTTO ~ VICTIM
Enclosed are two copies each of a letter and

envelope received from victim, dated 11/19/78.
Upon receipt, contact victim, acknox^ledge her letter

and obtain full details regarding any civil rights complaint
she desires to make. Handle pursuant to Section 44, MIOG.
SuLHfi or surep based on results of interview within

21 days of receipt of this communication.
Advise victim of our jurisdiction in civil rights

matters and that her complaint will be furnished to the
Department of Justice for its consideration as to whether any
Federal action is warranted. Should she have any further
questions about the matter, she may wish to write directly to,
the Civil Rights Division, United States Department of
Justice, Washington, D. C.
Bufiles contain no pertinent identifiable information

x-7ith victim.
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Ident.
DEC 51978
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1378 FBl/DOJ
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I I Routine CONFIDENTIAL
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UNCLAS
Dato W7/78
To: Director, FBI ATTENTION:
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION
From: SAC, WFO C44-1172)
A CC) ^ CIVIL RIGHTS SECTION
DOMESTIC SECURITY AND
TERRORISM SECTION
r 1 PERSONAL AND PROPERTY
Subject: Badge Number! ] CRIMES SECTION
Srd'and D St.,
Tc/4 OC.
N. W., WDC, 11/3.9/78.;
CONCEPCION- M PICCIOTTO - VICTIM
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Summary of Complaint:
On 11/19/78, victim telephonically contacted Washingtofi
Field Office (WFO) of the FBI regarding a civil rights complaint
she wished to initiate. She advised that she was insulted by a
police officer who called her crazy and that when she made efforjt
to defend herself she felt a liquefied sensation on the face' as
if the officer had sprayed or thrown a liquid_sa3Utaîi^n her'.
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INDICES: (^^ Negaitive
ACTION: UACB:'
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Washington, D. C. 20535
In Reply, Please Refer to December 7, 1978
File No,
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BADGE NUMBER I
3RD AND D STREETS,
N. W, , WASHINGTON, D. C.
NOVEMBER 19, 1978
CONCEPCION M.VpICCIOTTO ~ VICTIM
Civiy RIGHTS
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2'p.m. , November 19, 1978,' victim telephonically
advised Washington Field Office CWPQ) of the Federal Bureau
Of Investigation (FBI) that while walking in the area of
the Union Train Station, 3rd and D Street, Northwest (N. W.)
Washington, D. C. (WDC) , she was insulted by a police officer
who called her crazy, and after she made attempts to defend
herself she experienced a liquefied sensation on the side
of the face as if someone had sprayed some type of solution
at her.
Picciotto requested to be interviewed by a FBI

agent regarding her complaint and at that time provided her
home address as 1439 N Street , N. W. , WDC.
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Several attempts were made to locate Picciotto at
the address she provided with negative results. Finally on
December 1, 1978, Picciotto was located in a basement apartment
located at 1451 N Street, N. W. , WDC. She was subsequently
interviewed regarding her civil rights complaint and hereafter
provided the folloiîng information as set forth in a FD 302.
This document contains neither
recommendations nor conclusions of
the FBI. It is the property of
the FBI and is loaned to your agency;
it and its contents are not to be
distributed outside your agency.
The information being furnished
should not be used for evidentiary
purposes viithout the express
written approval of the Department a
of Justice, after consultation with I/-
the FBI.
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April 9, 1981
Mr, Ivilliatn Webster

Director of Federal Bureau of <
Investigation
Hubar Bldg. Penn, Ave. And 9th St. N.W.
V/ashingyon, D.C.
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My name is Concepcion Picciotto. I am an American citizen
living in the Originally I came from
Spain.
I am not a communist/ spy or revolutionary, or engaged in

any illegal activities.
Why am I being brutally tortured and continuously assaulted

with chemical radiation warfare by the U, S. Government officials
and C. I. A. who keep me under continuous electronic survellance
and torture? e
This is the most viscious perverted barbarism in the U. S. soil.

A bloody silent crime.
It is an invasion of my human rights, or rather human slaughter.
Being chased interferes with my daily life, preventing me

from making my living, pushing and forcing me into the streets
(like the gladiators into the arena") without any social assistance,
going through horror and terror. Also it forces me to masquerade
for my own protection, suffering public humiliation. All this I
blame on the corrupted U. S. system
By doing so, they also deny and deprive the rights of a child
that grows up asking what happened to her mother, the love and
tender care of the one she would love to hug and kiss, share her^ ;
pleasures and dreams as well as her sorrows.

All of this has been taken away from both the child and the
mother, by the corrupted U. S. political system.
What answer will you give to that child? What does she know
about political corruption. This is sometljfaj^ she will regret
about the U. s. A. when she will fully aware of the facts; unless
someone will amend such horrible miscarria'ge of justi 9 ^.j
Now is the time you can impose and

courts.
APR IT 1991
For God's sake and the national pride, end7 this pain and
agony of a living and breathing h\aman being.
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Does tJ^^Lord allow you to slaughter a human being? ^.1/ '
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May ^-^Lord bless you.,and your loving ones. '
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Respectfully subm itt ed.
Washington, D. C.
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Pieeiotto, (Soncepdon, SUMMARY

Post Office Box 4 931 4/14/81
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Washinôn, D, C, 20008
Claimed her human rights^were violated by United
States officials and the C.I.A. through the use of
^continuous electronic survellance and toiture. Said
she was forced into the streets as a result of a divorce
settlement which denied her the right to visit her child.
Enclosed pictures of her body which seems to be beaten.
Alleged in a newsletter, the FBI and ACLU threw her
out of their doors as soon as she entered.
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The Hunted WOMAN

U.S. Government Elements Conspire
THE TRUTH
THAT SHOCKS
Washiriofcon is first and forenoct a political tovjn. As such^.
the. gap betvreen those supporting the political machine and those
opposed is often glaringly at odds. Washington is not a fable, nor
are many upbeat tunes composed in its. honor. The city is distinct
in that it respects a certain concept: that of freedom of speech.
Scores of demonstrations have passed through the capital over
the years. As a rule, renegade Americans are roped into the mail
or area adjacent the Washington Monument. An occasional- lone person
recognizes the futility of confining protest and takes their grievance
to the street.
Conformity has a high priority in V7ashington. To those who have
accepted and come, to overlook this bland formality > the sighting of
Concepcion Picciotto is a refreshingly unusual sight. Her name is
not a household word, her story not splashed across morning dailies.
Yet Dona Picciotto, by force of her statement alone, deserves atten-
tion. In a time where discontents are encouraged to write their
congressmen, Concepcion Picciotto, having tried this and failed,
has chosen to present her case directly to the people.
A woman has been seen walking the streets of Washington wearing
a huge wig. In her hand is a sign detailing the horrors she has
experienced. Words such as NAPALM, TORTURE, HITLEI^, RADIATION,
inevitably catch the eye of the passerby. Many are wont to ask
after this woman. Who is she? Why the wig? What conditions have
led her to - this? Those who have stopped to inquire as to her
purpose, her reason for the masquerade, are struck by the discrepancy
between the brutal language on the placard and the words the woman speaks.
Dona Concepcion Picciotto has been singled out. Circumstances
have seen to it that her life be one qf unending protest. This
whirlwind of activity is no pointless dramatization, but one from
which she hopes to see results
Concepcion Picciott o is a Spanish-born, naturalized American
citizen. Her marriage to I I
vras doomed from the start. In the midst of divorce proceedings a

concerted agreement at destruction was reached by her husband and
the courts. Dona Picciotto, as a result, received less than fair
treatment under the law. VIhat she did receive was abuse in the form
of (a) no right of entry into her home, (b) no right to possess
what had. .been her possessions, and (c) no visitation rights with
her child. This denial has, for the past three years, been rigidly
enforced. Dona Picciotto, quite understandably, is enraged: "VThy me?
I have done nothing wrong. What is so special about re that pvervone
wants my destruction? These questions, like tha resvnant echo of
.a paranoid mantra, have come to enter and pos:..ess her very being.
She is obsessed with her predicament, just as we are with ours.
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It is possible to retrace favorable aspects of American History

through the cinema. In a darkened theatre we pay our fare and Meet
John Doe or watch as Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. By- effortlessly
dropping our preconceived notions of what is real and what is not,
absorbed in the tale before us. These cinematic creations,
these fantasy rebels who, by strength of their argument and thorough-
ness of their reasoning, forced the people in power to s.top and listen,
are Concepcion Picciotto's forebears. Granted, her means of expression
is outlandish, yet, this outlandishness is all the more appropriate to

the time in which we live. Whereas the isolated, solitary activist of
vesteryear stood on a soapbox with his oratory, Dona Picciotto sports K\
a monstrous wicr in defiance of police, reasonable behavior, and her
own natural intelligence. .The scales of justice may be blind, but we N
are not.
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Concepcion Picciotto asks that she be heard, as well as seen.
Although her extravagances are likely to raise eyebrows and cause
tongues to wag, it is difficult to conscientiously banish her image
from one's mind. Whatever pacifists reason over protest and behavior
which does not conform^ Concepcion is enough like each of us to con-
sider tciking an interest in her . Newspapers , TV and radio stations
are intrigued by her, but inevitably balk at greater distribution of
her story. The FBI and ACLD have received her, only to show her as
quickly to the door through which she entered. Members of the House
and Senate greet her with smiles and professional thugs who force-
fully remove her from the surroundings. President Carter treats her
registered letters the way noinnal people treat unsolicited junk mail.
The Catholic Church, of which Dona Picciotto was a member, offered
assistance if she agreed to brainwashing treatment. These institutions
seem unanimously agreed- in their unwillingness to assist a woman in
heed. The question that needs to be asked is: WHY?
Apart from being a breathing, thinking, feeling human being,
Concepcion Picciotto, is a potent representation of this period in 1lc>l
the history of mankind. In a city laden with symbols she is of
particular interest. By shunning mystique, she hides nothing;
neither her torment, her displeasure with the way life turned out, 6
or her treatment by officials in power. The courageous stand of this
woman is to be admired; her solitariness and isolation to be feared; c^C,
yet both these aspects ought be discussed. Ultimately, her problems

are the government s problems , her complaints the complaints of us
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all. As she stands before the Goliath of rights denied, Concepcion
Picciotto is the ideal archtypal lone figure for our time.
Demands Huinaii Rights

CONNIE PICCIOTTO
P O BOX 4931
WASHINGTON, D.C.
20008 Homeless
.Some 70 people joined in a candlelight vigil for/the'honielew
.were given information about how to volunteer to\helg
STRAYER 4^^ with problems .facing the homeless
Citizen Advocacy
tni orâtihatiou whose purpose is to show the government that peopUX* count*
Cominitment
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' Tens, of thousanas of AMERICANS are suffering from
malnutrition, eviction, mortage foreclosure , they are
Protest lying on -the ground. You call them ' STREET PEOHiE ",
Our NEWS PAPERS report to you and you do nothing, so the,
respon^tb this tragic problem
only
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OPTIONAL. FORM NO. lO
iLY 1973 EDITION
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
Memorandum
TO :SAC, WFO (62- ) date: 1I5I1Q
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FROM b7C
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subject: CONCEPCION MARTIN PIOÎOTTO; aka

Miscellaneous Inform tion Concerning
On 12119111 , C ONCEPC IO N MARTIN COTIOTTO, no

fixed Washington address, mailing address 'FCB 2029
Grand Central...E-tahiQn., New~Y ^ N.Y., visited WFO and
stated that her e xhusband, name not specified, and her b6
husband's lawyer, are trying to drive her b7C
crazy by spraying her with "mace" acid and all manners
of toxic substances.
Complainant advised that this was being done to

take away the baby that she and her husband bought from a
midwife in Argentina.
Enclosed are papers and a memoranda that subject

gave to interviewer as proof of what her husband is trying
to do to her. She also wanted to give interviewer a shower
curtain that she had to protect herself with which looked
as if it had been melted.
There are no references identifiable with subject

in WFO indices. This memo is being prepared as subject
sounded as if she may is conta ct WFO in the future.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN \
PLEASE READ THIS, FOR MY LIFE IS IN DANGER, AND MY SITUATION
MOST DESPERATE
MY HUSBANDS LAWYER, |
I OF BROOKLYN , HAS PAYED
PEOPLE TO ASSAULT ME WITH SPRAY CHEMICALS AND MACE, AND THEY
HAVE CONTINUALLY HARASSED 'ME. THIS IS HIS ATTEMPT TO COVER UP
ILLEGAL ACTIONS HE HAS DONE, INVOLVING ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE
IMMIGRATION SERVICE CONCERNING A BABY I BOUGHT INTO THIS COUN-
AND KEPT BELONGINGS OF MINE, INCLUDING MUCH JEWELRY, WHICH I
LEGALLY OWN. AMONG OTHER INJURIES, HE BROKE MY EAR DRUM WHICH
I CANNOT AFFORD TO HAVE MEDICALLY TREATED. HE HAS REFUSED TO
PAY ME SUPPORT MONEY, OR COMPENSATION FOR MY BROKEN EAR DRUM
AND HOUSEHOLD BELONGINGS, ETC.
MY BABY'S LIFE IS IN DANGER, AND I AM NOT ALLOWED TO SEE HER.

I NEED HELP, BUT DO NOT KNOW WHERE TO TURN TO FOR MY HUSBAND'S
LAWYER INTIMIDATES EVERYONE WHO WILL TRY TO HELP ME, INCLUDING
FAMILY COURT.
EVERY WORD I WRITE IS TRUE, SO HELP ME GOD.

in
TIN PICCIOTTO
January 19, 1977

MAILING ADDRESS
P.O. BOX 2029
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017
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BECAUSE I CANNOT HAVE CHILDREN FOR MEDICAL REASONS, AND WANTED TO HAVE A BABY,
I FINALLY CONVINCED MY HUSBAND THAT WE SHOULD ADOPT ONE. WE WENT TO THE
CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY ON 45 STREET IN NEW YORK CITY, BUT AFTER OVER A YEAR
OF WAITING, GOT NO RESULTS.
ON JUNE 15, 1973, MY HUSBAND TOLD ME THAT A FRIEND OF HIS COULD GET US A BABY
FROM ARGENTINA IF WE HAD $1000 FOR "MATERNITY FEES". WE FLEW TO ARGENTINA
SHORTLY AFTER THAT (WITHDRAWING THE NECESSARY MONEY FROM OUR BANK ACCOUNT).
AFTER THREE WEEKS IN BUENOS AIRES, WE BOUGHT A BABY GIRL FROM A MIDWIFE. A FEW
DAYS LATE R. WHEN WE WENT TO THE AMERICAN CONSULATE TO REGISTER THE BABY, MR.
I (CONSUL DEPUTY) WAS VERY ANGRY AND ASKED US MANY QUESTIONS. APPARENT-
LY, HE HAD RECEIVED AN ANONYMOUS NOTE SAYING THAT THE BABY WAS NOT LEGITIMATE.
I BELIEVE THE NOTE CAME FROM A DOCTOR WHO HAD WANTED TO SELL US A BABY HIMSELF,
AND WHO WAS ANGRY THAT WE WOULDN'T WAIT FOR HIM TO DELIVER ONE TO US (AND WHO
WANTED MONEY FOR HIS SERVICES)
THE PEOPLE WHO HAD GOTTEN THE BABY FOR US THREATENED HER LIFE, BECAUSE THEY
WERE NOW AFRAID THAT WHAT THEY'D DONE WOULD BE DISCOVERED. ALTHOUGH I PROTEC-
TED THE BABY (THEY THREATENED TO KILL HER) IT WAS AT MUCH DANGER TO MY PERSON.
IN FACT MY OWN LIFE WAS THREATENED WITH A GUN AT ONE POINT. I REMAINED IN
BUENOS AIRES FOR THREE MONTHS (DURING WHICH TIME MY HUSBAND RETURNED TO THE
USA) THESE THREE MONTH WERE MOST FRIGHTENING, AND I WAS CONSTANTLY IN FEAR
FOR THE BABY'S LIFE, AS MY OWN.
FINALLY MY HUSBAND CALLED AND TOLD ME TO COME BACK TO NEW YORK, WHERE EVERY-
THING HAD BEEN ARRANGED. SURE ENOUGH, THE IMMIGRATION OFFICER MERELY ASKED
FOR OUR PASSPORTS AND THEN LET US THROUGH (THE BABY AND MYSELF) . A WEE K
AFTER OUR ARRIVAL. MY HUSBAND AND I WENT TO A LAWYER, I I AT b6
"I bROOKLYN. N.Y. HE SAID THAT FOR $5000 HE WOULD ARRANGE b7c
EVERYTHING WITH IMMIGRATION.
WE AGREED TO HIS DEMANDS AND GAVE HIM OITl PASSPORT.S AND THE BABY'S ID BOOK
!
(WHICH HE REQUESTED) . WE THEN WENT TO A \ AT THE IMMIGRATION OFFICE

AT 20 WEST BROADWAY, IN NEW YORK, HE SAID THAT WE WOULD HEAR FROM HIM. HOWEVE R,
ALL CORRESPONDENCE WE RECEIVED FROM IMMIGRATION WAS FORWARDED TO I
WHO WOULD POSTPONE THE CASE.

MY HUSBAND'S BEHAVIOUR, WHICH HAD ALWAYS BEEN PECULIAR, BECAME MORE BIZARRE J=7c
AS TIME WENT ON. SOME TWENTY MONTHS LATER, WHEN HE WAS TAKING MAY PILLS
WHICH A PHYSICIAN HAD GIVEN HIM, HE WOULD FREQUENTLY ACT VIOLENT AND IRRATIONAL
ONE MORNING AN AMBULANCE CAME, MY HUSBAND HAD CALLED FOR IT, AND HAD ME SENT
TO CONEY ISLAND HOSPITAL. I WAS KEPT THERE AGAINST MY WILL TILL LATER IN THE
EVENING WHEN THEY TRANSFERED ME TO KINGS COUNTY HOSP ITAL UNDER MY PROTESTS
AND AGAINST MY WILL. I WAS VISITED BY Al (A HOSPITAL LAWYER) WHO
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TRIED TO CONVINCE ME TO SIGN PAPERS FOR MY ADMITTANCE TO PILGRAM HOSPITAL ON

LONG ISLAND (A MENTAL INSTITUTION). I REFUSED AND WAS EVENTUALLY RELEASED
FROM THE HOSPITAL AFTER A MINI HEARING AT THE HOSPITAL COURT AND THE HELP OF
MOTHER MARIA GARCIA OF THE CONVENT ON 251 WEST 14 STREET IN NEW YORK CITY.
WHO SIGNED FOR MY RELEASE AND PUT ME ON THE PLANE TO SPAIN UNTIL THINGS WILL
COOL OFF SHE SAID.
WHEN MY HUSBAND FOUND OUT I HAD BEEN RELEASED, HE CAME TO ME AND DEMANDED
THAT I GO WITH HIM TO MY SAFE DEPOSIT BOX (WHICH WAS UNDER MY NAME ONLY) FOR
HE HAD THE KEY IN ORDER TO KEEP ALL MY BELONGINGS, AND CALLED ME A DEAD WOMAN
I WAS FRIGHTENED, AND AFTER REFUSING HIS DEMAND, ASKED THE NUN FOR HELP. I
TOLD HER I WANTED TO FLEE BUT THAT I HAD NO MONEY. SHE GAVE ME MONEY, WITH
WHICH I WENT TO SPAIN. ONCE IN SPAIN, I HAD A COMPLETE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
DR. IGNACIO GALDOS, HERNANI 4 IN SAN SEBASTIAN EXAMINED ME, AND TOLD ME THAT
I HAD A BROKEN EAR DRUM (WHICH HAD BEEN CAUSED WHEN MY HUSBAND HAD STRUCK ME
PREVIOUSLY). HE ALSO GAVE ME A WRITTEN STATEMENT ATTESTING TO MY MENTAL
COMPETENCE, WHICH I HAVE HAD NOTARIZED. I CALLED THE NUN, WHO TOLD ME I
SHOULD START A NEW LIFE AND NOT- RETURN TO THE USA. SHE THEN SENT ME A LETTER
WITH A BANK FORM ENCLOSED. I WENT TO THE AMERICAN CONSULATE IN BILBAO, SPAIN
AND LEGALIZED HER TO HAVE THE POWER OF ATTORNEY SO THAT SHE COULD ENTER MY
3
DEPOSIT BOX AND COLLECT MY BELONGINGS FOR ME. I TRAVELED TO CANADA,

WHERE I STAYED WITH FRIENDS, THE CONSUL OF SPAIN IN OTTAWA. SHORTLY
AFTERWARDS, I RETURNED TO NEW YORK. WHEN I CONTACTED THE NUN, SHE
TOLD ME THAT MY HUSBAND'S LAWYER HAD CALLED HER. HE HAD TOLD HER NOT
TO INTERFERE, AND DEMANDED THAT SHE GIVE EVERYTHING OF MINE FROM THE
SAFE DEPOSIT BOX TO MY HUSBAND. SHE HAD GIVEN MANY OF MY BELONGINGS,
INCLUDING A LOT OF JEWELRY MY LIFE INSURANCE POLICY AND MY BABY'S.
I WAS U PSET AND ANGRY, BUT COULD DO NOTHING. A FEW WEEKS LATER, MR. b6
CALLED ME AND DEMANDED I SIGN PAPERS FOR A SANTO DOMINGO DIVOR-
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CE. I REFUSED AND SAID I WOULD ONLY ACCEPT A U.S. DIVORCE.
BY THIS TIME, MY HUSBAND WAS REFUSING TO LET ME ENTER MY HOUSE OR SEE
THE BABY.
BECAUSE OF THREATS ON MY LIFE I HAVE AGAIN BEEN FORCED TO FLEE. I HAVE
NO MONEY FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR MY BROKEN EAR DRUM, LITTLE MONEY TO
SUPPORT MYSELF (MY HUSBAND CONTRIBUTES NOTHING DESPITE HAVING TAKEN MANY
OF MY VA LUABLES) AND HAVE BEEN ASSAULTED BY PEOPLE IN THE EMPLOY OF MR, b6
HE IS TRYING TO COVER UP THE ILLEGAL ACTIONS HE HAS DONE
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I CANNOT SEE MY BABY, AND FEAR FOR HER LIFE.
WAUTE:R J. SHIEL-DS. M. D.
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NEED LEGAL REPRESENTATION URGENTLY, THE ATTORNEY I HAD HIRED,
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OP MINE, NEGLECTED AND DID NOTtl ING ON MY BEHALF , KEEPING ME WAITING FOR
A LONG PERIOD OF TIME, OVER NINE MONTHS, AND THEN WITHDRAW FROM A. Y CASE
AND KEPT THE MONEY. ''LEGAL AID" AND LEGAL SERVICES" AS WELL AS THE
Human
AMERmAN uIFJi, LIBERTIES UNION, WON'T TAKE MY CASE... NOT EVEN CATHOLIC
CHARITxEo," liY OWN RELIGION, WHO HAVE DESERTED AND IGNORE MY NEED. '
THEY MADE ME LOOSE MY FAITH AND RESPECT FOR, THEM, FOR THAT I REGRETED
BEING A CATHOLIC, FOR THEY HAVE THE POWER TO HELP .
WHY CAN'T I GST JUSTICE' LIKE EVERYBODY THIS IS NOT A WATERGATE
,
CASE OR C.I.A.
, GOD LORD. I BEG TO ANYONE WHO BELIEVES IN HUMANITY ,
TO INVESTIGATE THIS MATTER AND HELP ME TO SAVE MY LIFE AND FIGHT FOR
MY MY RIGHTS AS A HUMAN BEING INSTEAD OF TORTURE ME LIKE HITTLER DID.
,
FOR THEY ARE USING THE MOST SAVAGE METHODS OF TORTURE, PHYSICAL AND
PSYCHOLOGICAL. ALL I^MNT IS TO RESTORE MY LIFE AND HAVE MY CHILD BACK
WITH SSLFRESPECT , FOR THIS IS NOT ONLY DANGEROUS BUT ALSO A TERRIBLE
For HUMILLATION FOR ANY HUMAN BEING .
^
INDOORS THEY USE A SORT OF VIBRATION AIR CONTROL WITH VIDEO SYSTEM,
A SORT OF ELECTRIC SHUCK.
JEWISH ARE COMPUNING ABOUT THE HORRORS OF HITLSR AND RUSIANS, THEY
Out ARE NOT BETTER THAN THEY, FOR THEY ARE USING THE SAME SAVAGE METHODS OF
TORTURE OVER MS...
EVERY WORD I WRITE I S TRUE SO HELP ME GOD. IT IS AGAINST MY WILL
,
TO MAKS THIS PUBLIC, BUT THEY GIVE ME CHOICE
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CONCEPCION MARTIN PICCIOTTO
JUNE 1577
(j Auatuuns
POLICE DO NOT PROTECT MY RIGHTS FOR
POST OFFICE BOX 2029 THEY ASAULT ME WITH CHEMICALS, BY FOOT BY
NEE YORK,N,Y. 1001? CAR.
THEY KEEP ME ISOLATED FROM SOCIETY,
CHASING AWAY FROM ROOMING HOUSES AND HOTELS.
'
KEEPING ME IN THE STREETS, SO PEOPLE WILL

THINK I AM SICK. .. .
THEY ACT BIKE HUNGRY yiLD BEASTS HUNTING FOR INQCSNT VICTIM.
Why? Why? Why? Why?

I HAVE EVERYBODY AGAINST MS, I DID NOTHING ERQNG TO NO ONE THIS
,
SUPPOUS^ TO. BE BEfWSNN MY HUSBAND AND I, AND HIS BLOODY LAWSR . .
WHAT CAN WE 00 ABOUT 0? make your voice heart
They ran't bury the truth under a

Tear-Gas Victim
WHY DOES THE MAFIA AND ROMAN CATHOLIC
CLERGY, INTERFERE IN MY PRIVATE LIFE^^^^
PREVENT ING ME FROM GETTING JUSTICE
tO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE, IF YOU ARE A PERSON WITH PRINCIPLES AND INTEGRITY,
READ THIS, FOR MY LIFE IS IN DANGER AND MY SITUATION MOST DESPERATE ,
I AM A VICTIM OF A CONSPIRACY BY MY HUSBAND, HIS FRIENDS AND
HIS POWERFUL LAWYER WHO HAS DISTRIBUTED MY PICTURES UNDERWORLD MANNER...
,
THERE IS MONEY INVOLVED FOR WHOMEVER WILL BE ABLE TO DRY ME OFF . I AM:
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UNDER CONTINUOUS HARASSMENT AND TORTURE FROM BEING SPRAYED WITH

Court CHEMICALS, ALL SORTS OF GAS MACE AND FUMES, D^ AND NIGHT THAT BURNS,
'
BLINDS AND PARALIZES A PERSON POISONS THE BLOOD, CHOKES AND BURNS MY
,
LUNGS AND BODY. ALSO IT IS A N INVASION OF PRIVACY FOR I AM UNDER

Justice CONSTANT SURVEILLANCE . IT INTERFERES WITH MY WORK AND DAILY LIFE THAT,
The INCLUDES NY MAIL, RUINS MY WORDROBB. THE PURPOSE OF THE CHEMICALS IS TO

BURN M BRAINS TO MAKE ME CRAZY AND MAKE BELIEVE IT IS A PARANOID, IN
,
in ORDER TO COVSRUP THEIR ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES THAT INVOLVED MANY PEOPLE IN

MY CASE, SUCH AS DOCTORS, POLICE, JUDGES LAWYERS ETC. A SILENCE NEAT
Is CRIME .p^NO BLOOD SHEAD, NO WEAPONS, NO WITNESS, ONLY THE KILLER AND THE
for VICTIM....
Ball DO YOU realize HOW MANY INOCENT PEOPLE LIKE ME ARE VICTIMS OF THIS
TYPE OF CRIME, WHO PROBMLY DID NOT HAVE THE CHANCE TO SPEAK OUT OR
le }k DONT DARE TOO.
NY CRIME , IS THAT I DO NOT AGREE WITH MY HUSBAND'S BEHAVIOR
REGARDING OUR RELATIONSHIP IN OUR MARRIED LIFE AND HIS PECULIAR BEHAVIOR
WITH A MALE FRIEND , FOR THAT HE CALLED MS A " DEAD WOMAN'JHE ASSAULT ME
SEVERAL TIMES, AMONG OTHER INJURES, HE BROKE MY EAR DRUM FROM A BLOW OF
HIS FIST. HE REFUSED TO PAY ME SUPPORT MONEY OR COMPENSATION FOR MY
BROKEN EAR DRUM 'WHICH I CAN NOT EFFORT MEDICALLY TREATY.
I DID AND STILL DO, TRY TO SETTLE MY CASE AT THE COURTS TO PROTECT
MY RIGHTS AS A WIFE AND MOTHER OF FOUR YEAR OLD GIRL 'WHOM I AM NOT
ALLOWED TO CUSTODY OR VISIT AS WELL TO ENTER MY OWN APARTMENT BECAUSE
, ,
SUCK OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CURTS WHERE JUSTICE IS

.
BOUGHT Aim SOLD, IN AN OPEN MARKET . MR. CARTER, THE PRESIDENT IS NOT
AWARE OF WHAT IS GOING ON IN OUR NATIONS INTERNAL AFFAIRS. THAT WE, THE
LITTLE PEOPLE ARE SUFFER AND TORTURE BY THE BIG PO'WSRS , A FREE COUNTRY
CANNOT RESEMBLE A CAGE . I HAVE NOT INTENTIONS TO CONTINUE IN THIS PAIN
AND AGONY . _! AM~'SPEAKING OUT ALRIGHT FOR NEWSPAPERS, TELEVISION OR
,
RADIO STATIONS, "refused TO MAKE THIS CRIME PUBLIC, ALTHOUGH THEY TELL ME
I AM DEALING WITH CRIMINALS... I AM A REAL WALKING" DEAD WOMAN", UNLESS
THE LAW WILL HELP ME.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. A
CORRUPT LAWYER WHO WITH NY HUSBAND CONSENTED TO COMMIT ME ILLEGALLY,
(FOR THEY HAVE USED BARBITURATE ON MFIRST )TQ A MENTAL INSTITUTION , OR
LETS SAY PSYCHIATRY IMPRISONMENT . WITH INTENTIONS OF TRANSFERRSD TO
PILGRIN HOSPITAL, IN LONG ISLAND FOR INDETERMINATSD PERIOD OF TIME ...
(THINGS DID NOT GO ^ THEY PLANNED AND I WAS DISCHARGED FROM KINGS
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COUNTY HOSPITAL, A MONTH LATER, AFTER A MINIKHEARING AT THE HOSPITAL b6

COURT EROOM) IN HIS ATTEHP TO COVSRUP ILLEGAL ACTIONS HE HAS DONS, b7C
INVOLVING ARRANGEMENTS WITH THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE, CONCERNING A BABY
THAT WAS BORN OVERSEAS AND THAT I BROUGHT INTO THIS COUNTRY, ( AND THAT
WE GOT THROUGH /I MIDWIFE, AFTER PAYING MATERNITY FEE AS THEY CLAME. )
FOR THEY TOLD ME THEY HAD MADE ALL THE ARRENGEMENTS NECESSARY FOR THE
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SNTRY. FOR THAT \ TOLD US IT WOULD COST A FIVE THOUSEnD DOLLARS
FEE. HE TOOK OUR THREE PASSPORTS AND THE BABYS I.D. BOOK THAT HE WAS
RETA INING FOR A PERIOD OE TWENTY MONTHS AND REFUSED TO RELEASED THEM
AT MY REQUEST,
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IMTBEViat? NOTES DTD 12/1/78CKAV)

Field File No.

From <) ^(ito'TTo

To Be Reiurned 1 1 Yes Receipt Given Yes

At 2:00 p.m., 11/19/78, CONEPCION PICCIOTTO

She receives mail at P.O. Box 4931, TOC, 20008.

She called the complaint in from a public phone

by the victim as made uncomplimentary

TOO SERIALIZED WT FI LED

3rd AND D STREETS, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C., b7C

Re memo of SA[ dated b6

Efforts to locate address of victim,

There is a vacant lot located between 143 d and 1445 N

Metropolitan area Washington, D.C. Directory,

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From: Directo:^ FBI

CONCEPC ION M. BICCIOTTO - aCTIM

Enclosed are two copies edo:h of a letter and

Upon receipt, contact victim, acknowledge her letter

SuLHM or surep based on results of interview within

Advise victim of our jurisdiction in civil rights THIS

matters and that her complaint will be furnished to the

questions about the matter, she may wish to write directly to

Justice, Washington, D. C. not

Bufiles contain no pertinent identifiable informatior (Do

Tiinw, on or about 1/30 p.m.

LOCATION. United States Dept, of Labor Buinding, Entrance to the G rage

on 3rd Street N.W, and Penn. Ave. Washington, D.C.

I told Him, that He was provoking, insulting, and violating my Civil

He continue to push me into the Garage, dragging me inside ar locked the .

^lame and number.".

It was a horrible Experience, I felt so misserable and helpless, for

3 I made this affidavit of my own, everi thing I wrote is true, so

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Transmit the following in

To: Director, FBI ATTENTION:

On 11/19/78, victim telephonically contacted Washington

[NB-ICESiiJ^Neg ative r~l See Summ^y^

(3) Preliminary investigation instituted

I I Limited investigation instituted

Washington, I>. C. 20535

At 2 p.ra. , Novonbor 19, 1978, victim telcphonically

Picciotto requested to be interviewed by a FBI

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO was advised of the

On November 19, 1978, at approximately 1:30 p.m.

organization imknown, he mades comment directed at her to

PICCIOTTO further advised that she did not see the

it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

She did not seek any medical attention at that

The basis for her civil rights complaint is that

She further advised that she constantly calls the

During the interview she complained to interviewing

During the interview she also wore the same wig

The following descriptive information was obtained

Full name: CONCEPCION M. PICCIOTTO

Place of Birth: Spain

Medical Condition: She advises that she was committed

Attached to this FD 302 is a typed page dated

Also attached is a mimeographed paper with large

Tiling', on or about 1/30 p.m.