Bill’s Tanzanian attorney flies to Maswa with the bail notice but finds that Bill has been moved to Butimba Prison in Mwanza, where medical support is good, and so the request for bail is withdrawn. Peace Corps assistant general counsel Anthony (Tony) Essaye arrives from Washington, D.C., and directs planning of the next steps in the case. Butimba Prison offers quite reasonable facilities, although Bill is later moved temporarily to a prison near Maswa with less-accommodating facilities. Fellow volunteers visit Bill in prison and describe the conditions. Dr. McHugh and an American priest visit Bill in prison and come away quite concerned about his mental health. Paul Sack sends a letter to Peace Corps volunteers describing the prison conditions.
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Pub Date : 2020-09-01DOI: 10.5810/kentucky/9780813179988.003.0041
Peter H. Reid
Peppy Kinsey’s college roommate, Victoria Ferenbach, speculates on what might have happened to Peppy. The chapter reviews the careers of many of the participants in the case: for example, Judge Platt is knighted by Queen Eizabeth after a distinguished legal career in East Africa. The chapter also reviews what has happened to the Peace Corps in the intervening years: decreased numbers of volunteers, congressional funding battles, assaults on women volunteers. But the Peace Corps continues to answer President Kennedy’s exhortation to “ask what you can do for your country.”
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In early April, cables fly between Dar es Salaam and Washington, D.C., discussing how to proceed. Peppy’s body is sent to New York after an emotionally moving ceremony in Dar es Salaam. Several memos are prepared summarizing the evidence and events to date. Questions about who will pay for a defense attorney arise, a list of potential defense attorneys is developed, and Bill’s father and members of the North Carolina congressional delegation accuse the Peace Corps of abandoning Bill. The issue of bad press coverage continue to worry PCDC, as evidenced by a cable urging local officials to coordinate on information to be given to the press. The cable points out that misleading and inaccurate stories are appearing in the American press and are attributed to Peace Corps officials in Tanzania.
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Once the PI is concluded, Peace Corps officials struggle with how to inform volunteers and others on the status of the case. Not only are the facts coming out of the PI extremely damaging to Bill’s case, but the Peace Corps also continues to be battered by complaints from volunteers and others that Bill has been abandoned. Because the prosecution presented its case at the PI, but the defense did not, the only public details available are damning ones presented by the prosecution. Deputy General Counsel Tony Essaye and others prepare memos on the facts, the legal and medical issues, and what needs to be done. The memos are sent to Peace Corps Washington, where further responses and analysis are provided. These memos will serve as an important framework for the trial preparation to come.
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