From the Journal of Private George Gaul, 112th Regiment U.S. Army.

These documents were stolen from a secure vault in Fort Leavenworth Prison, Kansas City,

Kansas in 1974.

It is November 12, 2019 at the time of this posting.

George Gall would be almost 100 years old now.

The U.S. Army has no record of George Gaul serving in the years in question.

We believe he is still being held in Fort

Leavenworth Prison.

Stamped on the Stolen File is Prisoner 9-1-22557 Top Secret filed 26 June 1950.

Note to reader, I have transposed the journal entries from manuscript to a digital word file.

The original manuscript is locked away.

Journal entry 24 September, 1949.

We left Kansas in a plane two hours ago.

It's good to be out of Leavenworth and breathing free air.

This plane is uncomfortable and cold.

We're en route to Europe.

I heard one of the officers say Poland.

We are a sorry-looking lot of criminals.

Everyone on this plane has been sentenced to death, but the sentences have been communed,

if we agree to this mission.

We don't know what the mission is.

I suppose we'll find out soon enough.

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