The folder labelled in the Guyana Index as “EE-Letters to Dad” was big enough that the FBI broke it down into four sections, from 126-129. The section – letters from people whose last name started from N to Z – consists of 768 pages.
The citation for these documents should open with the FBI’s official designation of these records, which is “RYMUR 89-4286.” Each individual page in these records has a unique number. Page 416 of this document, for example, is marked “EE-1-S-157”. The complete citation for that page, then, would be “RYMUR 89-4286-EE-1-S-157”.
The documents in this section were transcribed almost entirely by Alexandra Prince, a professor of Religious Studies at Skidmore College, and their students. The editors are grateful for their invaluable work.
The documents retain their original spelling, with corrections only for clarity and for names.
Alphabetical listings of the letters appear immediately below. Following those letter listings is listing of people whose writings are significant enough to warrant their own page. The chart underneath catalogues other significant documents located in this section.
The following residents of Jonestown had multiple entries on this page. These pages have been pulled from the letter listings above; in other words, the writings of Eva and Jim Pugh appear below but not on the page of Letters to Dad (P).
The Writings of Bea Orsot
The Writings of the Ponts Family
The Writings of Eva and Jim Pugh
The following is a chart of other significant documents located in this section.
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PDF page numbers
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Number of pages
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Citations of pages
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Description
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PDF
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Text
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306-312
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7
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EE-1-S-46 – EE-1-S-52
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315-316
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2
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EE-1-S-55 – EE-1-S-56
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416
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1
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EE-1-S-157
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[None]
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552-558
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7
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EE-1-T-57 – EE-1-T-63
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559-560
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2
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EE-1-T-64 – EE-1-T-65
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