Airtel<\/p>\n
3\/6\/79<\/p>\n
To: SAC, San Francisco
\nFrom: Director, FBI
\nRYMUR<\/p>\n
Enclosed for San Francisco is the original of a letter and its enclosures addressed to the Bureau from John V. Moore, father of Annie Moore and Carolyn Layton.<\/p>\n
Enclosures furnished San Francisco for appropriate action.<\/p>\n
[Page 2 \u2013 photocopy of manila envelope]<\/p>\n
[Page 3]<\/p>\n
First United Methodist Church<\/p>\n
March 2, 1979<\/p>\n
Mr. Louis Stephens
\nRoom 4058
\nFBIHQ
\n10th and Penn. N.W.
\nWashington, DC 20535<\/p>\n
Dear Mr. Stephens:<\/p>\n
Thank you for the opportunity to talk to you about the autopsies. We appreciate your help throughout this difficult and painful process.<\/p>\n
I gave some material which I had written to the local FBI agents. The enclosed material will help you understand something of how I see and feel about the tragedy.<\/p>\n
With good wishes.<\/p>\n
Cordially yours,
\n\/s\/ John
\nJohn V Moore<\/p>\n
[Pages 4 \u2013 6 comprise “A Witness to Tragedy and Resurrection,\u201d<\/a> a sermon preached by John V Moore on November 26, 1978.]<\/p>\n [Pages 7 \u2013 10 comprise \u201cNotes and Reflections on Our Trip to Guyana\u201d<\/a> a description of the trip which John and Barbara Moore took in May 1978 to visit their daughters in Jonestown.]<\/p>\n [Pages 11 \u2013 19 comprise a longer Statement<\/a> which John Moore wrote on December 16, 1978, which was an effort to distill his reflections and thoughts a month after the deaths in Jonestown.]<\/p>\n