Mr. GERACI. Got my name?
Mr. LIEBELER. What prompted him, why did he come to your house? Did he
tell you?
Mr. GERACI. Well, he said he couldn't tell me that. I asked him, and he
said, well, he couldn't tell me. Of course, I guess it might have been
because we--my mother called, you know, about this Cuban business--they
got my name on their list or something, I guess, and when they found
out that he tried to join that group, that must have been where it came
from. That is what I think.
Mrs. GERACI. They probably had a list of people who were collecting
money for the organization.
Mr. LIEBELER. OK, I don't have any more questions. I do want to thank
you very much for coming in and being as cooperative as you have, and,
on behalf of the Commission, I want to thank you very much.
Mr. GERACI. OK.
Mrs. GERACI. You are welcome, so long as we don't have any publicity.
Mr. LIEBELER. That is something you never can guarantee.