To The Friends of Terry Yeakey; Lam not sure who to address this letter to since | really don’t know that much about ‘any of you, ineluding Teny’s family, was told tate in the aftemoon on the 14” of December, that there was a small group of Individuals along with a few family members of Terry's that was meeting at a home off 16" ‘andi Rockwell in Oklahoma City and was invited along with others to discuss the. circumstances of Terry Yeakey’s death. The Officers from our area have ail been ordered not to discuss this among thomselves of anyone outside this office. This standing order Includes OKC police officers, Press, famity members of the SLAIN OFFICER, as well as personal family members of the officers in this office. Ail of our files on Terrence Yeakey were tured over to the Chief Of Police in OKC ‘within one week of Mr. Yeakey's death, at the request of the Govemor of Oklahoma and the Bu. We were ordered away from the crime-seene within one hour of discovery and our Officers were told was this was © FEDERAL INVESTIGATION and A FEDERAL CRIME SCENE, (which ‘was Iater denied this was stated). We were under the impression that Mr. Yeakey was an outstanding officer in his field, with the Okichoma City Police Department, ( which was later denied also). Wo are always saddened by the death of any officer no matter what the circumstances. The death of Mr. Yeakey was deeply felt by many who had known him personally. Any statements, theories, speculations or reports from officers or deputies of ‘Canadian County should be disregarded conceming this matter. With deep regrets we are UNABLE fo help you in this matter, but do wish you find the ‘answers to your questions, as well as ours. YOUR FRIENDS OF THE CITY OF EL RENO