To go along with the traitor Biden letter also identified in this article too.

http://articles.latimes.com/2000/jun/20/news/mn-42953

FBI Tells of 3 JFK Jr. Kidnapping Threats

Report: The first occurred while Kennedy was in elementary school, the most recent was four years before he died at age 38 in a plane crash.

June 20, 2000|From Associated Press

WASHINGTON — In his 38 years of life, John F. Kennedy Jr. was the target of at least three kidnapping threats–the latest just four years before he died in a plane crash, according to FBI records released Monday.

The first one, confirmed by the U.S. government, occurred more than two decades ago when Kennedy was still in elementary school. The 162 newly released records, which Associated Press obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, contain sketchy details about two more threats.

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The documents reveal a second kidnapping threat on May 14, 1985, two years after Kennedy graduated from Brown University.

The Herndon, Va., Police Department received a call from an apparently intoxicated white male who told them that "he and seven other individuals intended on kidnapping John Kennedy that evening at 8 p.m."

"You know Massachusetts?" the man added before he abruptly hung up.

The other kidnapping threat occurred in the 1970s.

The U.S. government announced on July 15, 1972, the arrests of eight Greeks on various charges, including allegedly plotting to kidnap Kennedy, who was in elementary school at the time. He was to be abducted while visiting the Greek island of Skorpios, which was owned by his stepfather, Aristotle Onassis, a shipping tycoon.

The FBI records were replete with fuzzy details about the two kidnapping plots. But one report concerned a letter, postmarked Aug. 26, 1994, that Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del.), received from Worcester, Mass.

"Dear Sen. Biden," the letter said. "You are a traitor."

It was signed "John F. Kennedy Jr."

The handwriting was analyzed. Fingerprints were lifted from the letter. But no suspects were identified, and the case was closed at the end of 1994.