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January 20, 1983
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Witness in Chagra trial
testifies to sale of weapon
United Press International
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A
Dallas sporting goods salesman
testified in the murder trial of
Jamiel “Jimmy” Chagra that he
sold the high-powered rifle the
government contends was used
to assassinate a San Antonio fed
eral judge in May 1979.
Brad M. Spencer, 23, whose
father owns Hunter-Bradley
Co. of Dallas, said he sold a
Wetherby Mark V .240-caliber
rifle, Leupold scope and two
boxes of .240 ammunition on
May 17, 1979, to a woman who
identified herself as Fay L. King.
Jo Ann Starr Harrelson, the
wife of convicted hit man
Charles V. Harrelson, has been
convicted of using the alias Fay
L. King to buy the rifle.
Chagra, 39, a high-stakes
gambler, under indictment in
1979 for smuggling narcotics, is
accused of paying Harrelson
$250,000 to kill U.S. District
Judge John H. Wood Jr.
Wood, who was scheduled to
preside at Chagra’s narcotics
trial, was shot in the back with a
bullet from a high-powered rifle
on May 29, 1979, as he left his
San Antonio townhouse for
work.
The trial of Chagra was
moved to Jacksonville because
of extensive pre-trial publicity in
Texas.
Under cross-examination
Tuesday by Chagra’s attorney,
Oscar Goodman of Las Vegas,
Nev., Spencer acknowledged he
lied to the FBI agent who inter
viewed him Aug. 6, 1981, when
he said he had seen federally re
quired identification from the
woman calling herself Fay L.
King.
“There was one time when I
sold a gun to a lady without a
driver’s license. This could have
been that time,” Spencer con
ceded. “ I was more worried ab
out what my dad would do if he
found out that I had not fol
lowed the customary proce
dures.”
He said the woman came into
the Dallas store and said she was
looking for a rifle for her hus
band. When asked for a driver’s
license at the time of purchase,
she said she didn’t have it with
her. Since she lived in Greenvil
le, she asked if she could get the
number by phone, Spencer said.
“I allowed her to make the
phone call and get the driver’s
license number for the Form
4473 (U.S. Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco and Firearms), ” he
said.
Spencer was one of a parade
of government witnesses Tues
day that included three FBI
agents, four motel employees, a
telephone company record-
keeper, a former assistant U.S.
attorney, a cartographer and a
parking lot attendant.
The witnesses identified such
government documentary evi
dence as motel registration
cards, folios and charges, tele
phone bills, the Form 4473 and
sales receipt for the gun, a park
ing lot “audit” at the Midland,
airport and a 1979 map of Las
Vegas, where Chagra lived.
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