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1. Your FBI : FBI facts and figures [1999]

Description
Book — 20 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm.
Online
Green Library

2. The FBI story [2005 - ]

Description
Journal/Periodical — 1 online resource
Online

3. The FBI story [2005 - ]

Description
Journal/Periodical — volumes ; 28 cm
Online
Green Library

4. Explosive confinement vessel [1976]

Description
Book — 12 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.
Online
Green Library

5. Analysis of assaults on Federal officers, 1973 [1974]

Description
Book
Online
Green Library

6. Analysis of assaults on Federal officers [1972 - 1975]

Description
Journal/Periodical — 4 v. 26 cm.
Online
Green Library

7. FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Description
Journal/Periodical — 1 online resource
Summary
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is "an intelligence-driven and threat-focused national security organization with both intelligence and law enforcement responsibilities," located within the U.S. Department of Justice. This archived website features multimedia resources, statistical data, crime reporting tools, Most Wanted lists, victim support and crime prevention resources, social media, and games and informational materials for children. The publication library includes FOIA records, annual reports, statistical reports, and safety/crime prevention information.
Online

Online 8. FBI Records: The Vault [2012]

Description
Archived website
Summary
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI): The Vault Index. An index on the FBI's Web site containing links to FOIA documents that were converted an electronic format (PDF).
Collection
Freedom of Information (FOIA)

Online 9. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) FBI Records: the Vault [2012]

Description
Archived website
Summary
The Vault is the FBI's new FOIA Library. The site contains 6,700 documents and other media that have been scanned from paper into digital copies. Included are many FBI files that have been released to the public but never added to the FBI's website, dozens of records that were posted on the site but removed as requests diminished, and new, previously unreleased files.
Collection
Freedom of Information (FOIA)

10. The Vault [2011 - ]

Description
Journal/Periodical — 1 online resource
Online

11. FBI records [electronic resource] : the vault [2010 - ]

Description
Book — Web site.
Database topics
American History; Government Information: United States
Summary
This web site serves as an online "vault" to thousands of declassified FBI documents and spans many decades. Visitors can search or browse the collection to find digital copies of scanned FBI files including memos, reports and other materials. Some information is still blacked out to protect identities or sensitive information, but you will still find many documents related to civil rights, gangsters, popular culture and violent crime. The scanned resources can reveal handwritten and other documents issued internally by the FBI during the bygone days of the typewriter. In addition to well-known and lesser-known criminals, you will find dossiers on Steve Jobs, Elizabeth Taylor, George Steinbrenner and even the pop group the Monkees. Users need to be aware that these records are incomplete and that material tends to be subjective.
Online

Online 12. Federal Bureau of Investigation--Freedom of Information/Privacy Act [2009]

Description
Archived website
Summary
Part of the FBI's web site. Includes information on how to find those records already released and how to request unreleased records through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) or the Privacy Act. Also available is other information that helps in understanding these records and the work of the FBI.
Collection
Freedom of Information (FOIA)

13. Guantanamo Bay inquiry [2007]

Description
Book — 244 unnumbered pages : HTML, digital, PDF file
Summary
The FBI on January 2, 2007 released documents related to an internal inquiry in 2004 of FBI personnel who had served at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba since September 11, 2001 and had observed any aggressive interview techniques, interrogations, or mistreatment of detainees by representatives of law enforcement, the military, or the FBI. There were no documented incidents involving FBI personnel. These documents include summaries of what FBI personnel observed.
Online

14. The FBI's counterterrorism program since September 2001 : report to the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States [2004]

Description
Book — 1 online resource (iii, 75 pages) : illustrations
Online

15. Martin Luther King, Jr. [2004]

Description
Book — 201 unnumbered pages : digital, PDF files
Online

16. Abe Reles [2003]

Description
Book — 3 unnumbered volumes (various pagings) : digital, PDF files
Summary
Abraham Reles was a well-known figure in the racket business in Brooklyn, New York. He acknowledged numerous murders he and/or his associates had committed while in the custody of the State Authorities in Brooklyn. He appeared before the Federal Grand Jury in regard to his knowledge of the harboring of Louis "Lepke" Buchalter, a wanted fugitive. On November 12, 1941, he committed suicide by jumping out the window of the Half Moon Hotel in Coney Island, New York.
Online

17. ABSCAM [2003]

Description
Book — 10 volumes (various pagings) : digital, PDF files
Summary
During the 1970's, the FBI conducted a high-level investigation of public corruption and organized crime, code-named ABSCAM. This investigation resulted in the arrest and conviction of a senator, six congressmen, and additional public officials. ABSCAM generated considerable controversy relating to the government's undercover operations and entrapment issues. This material is a collection of the public's response to the FBI's investigation.
Online

18. Albert Anastasia [2003]

Description
Book — 180 unnumbered pages : digital, PDF files
Summary
Albert Anastasia, born in 1902 in Italy, became a naturalized citizen in 1943 while serving in the United States Army. Mr. Anastasia allegedly controlled racket business ran strong arm activities on the New York City waterfront and was a strike buster. He was also a leading figure in a criminal group located in Brooklyn, New York referred to as "Murder, Incorporated". Mr. Anastasia faced a deportation hearing in 1953 due to his criminal activity. On October 25, 1959, he was killed by a masked gunman while sitting in a barber's chair at the Hotel Park Sheraton located at 7th Avenue and 55th Street in New York City.
Online

19. Alcoholics Anonymous [2003]

Description
Book — 1 volume (various pagings) : digital, PDF file
Summary
On May 19, 1979, at approximately 1:10 a.m., an explosive device was detonated at the front door of the Alcoholics Anonymous Faith Club in Lubbock, Texas. No injuries were reported and damage to the club was nominal. The facility also housed a bingo club. The investigation of this event developed no suspects; therefore, no prosecution occurred.
Online

20. American Civil Liberties Union [2003]

Description
Book — 111 unnumbered pages : digital, PDF files
Summary
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is an organization that states its purpose is to defend the freedoms guaranteed to Americans by the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. This material concerning the ACLU contains the history and development of the organization and a brief resume of its activities. It also includes bulletins published by the ACLU.
Online

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