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Michael Rothstein
Federal Bureau of Investigation has released 130 pages documents Related to Peat Rose, the career leader of Major League Baseball hit the leader, which was later banned from sports and baseball hall of fame earlier this year. For betting on baseball,
The documents focus on the investigation of the daily bookie, Ronald Peters and the operation of drugs and bookies in the mid -1980s that Peters run. Some information in the Rose File released has been included in the 1989 dowdened report, which has been commissioned by Major League baseball.
In 1989, Rose was banned after an investigation from baseball in which he bets on baseball. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Permanently removed from unqualified list In May, he allowed him to be eligible for the Hall of Fame Induction. There is no specific mention of rose betting on baseball – some Finally accepted – In documents issued by FBI.
Rose died On September 30, 2024, at the age of 83. After a person dies, the FBI publicly releases records, maintaining on individuals, often with decrease. Many names in the rose file have been re -prepared. It is not clear whether the roses will be released further. In this release, 125 additional pages were removed for reasons such as duplicate or inter-inter-agency memo, personnel or medical files, improper invasion of personal privacy or disclosure of a confidential source.
The documents had a memo in 1987 which requested the FBI inquiry. Memo cited an associate witness, who said “Once upon a time, Rose owned Peters to incite a $ 90,000 game.” In the same memorandum, police officers at Franklin in Ohio are said to have often entered the establishment of Peters, called Jonathan, “through its personal entry.” The same memo allegedly stated that “there was a silent partner at one time who was operated in Cincinnati before Peters. [Peters] Went to Franklin. ,
An interview with a person in November 1987, named re -nominated, said that in 1986, 10 football games would bet at 10 football games, usually about $ 1,000 to $ $ $ $ $ $ $, and at one point Rose made Peters $ 80,000. The person also believes that daily stakes are only on football, basketball and horse racing; He never saw Rose betting on baseball game. “The report also states that the person believes that another person” stole 3,500 dollars of daily money “and left the person again.
The same person also told the FBI that the rose “Sometimes bets with a person who is known. [redacted] Only [redacted] In New York when Peters will not accept the daily stakes. “In an interview summary with a person in March 1988, the person said that someone called for daily, but” if I had bets for Peat, or if I knew that [redacted] I did not tell you. I do not want to trap a bowler. ,
In a summary of an interview of July 1, 1987, a person said that the person was in a commercial partnership with Rose, until the daily “gambling loans made a financial problem for him.” Summary said that the person ended the partnership with Rose, but he and Peter kept in touch with both.
Some documents were issued to ESPN in earlier request for documents related to Peters, but the daily name was re -prepared.
The vast majority of the file centered around the FBI requests the subponus for the phone record and monitoring recording related to Peters. It is not clear whether any of them are also associated with daily request or its participation with Peters.
