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Nichols stated to Preloznik, 'Should there be any questions with regard to my credibility, verification can be made through F.I.D.C.O.. |
Joseph F. Preloznik was an individual in Madison, Wisconsin, to whom Robert Booth Nichols wrote a letter on April 13, 1983. This letter outlined proposed arms projects, including the construction of a two-story building of approximately 7500 square feet with concrete walls and floors to house an "R & D position." This facility was referenced in a 1981 Wackenhut Corporation Inter-office memorandum as a companion facility to Wackenhut Corporation to be constructed on the Cabazon Indian Reservation for the assembly of shell casings, propellants, war heads, fuses, combustible cartridge cases, and other weapons systems.1
Nichols stated to Preloznik, "Should there be any questions with regard to my credibility, verification can be made through First Intercontinental Development Corporation. I have enclosed a copy of that appointment."1
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Seymour, Cheri. The Last Circle: Danny Casolaro’s Investigation into the Octopus and the PROMIS Software Scandal. First Edition. TrineDay, 2010. ↩︎