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Telexes to and from Herrema at the Ambassador Hotel, Bahamas, relating to an exclusive interview with Elseviers Magazine for their Christmas issue, and the production of a book in the form of interviews.

Two sets of telexes in English, mainly from C. M. Sneep to Zeverbergen. These relate to a message and ransom demand received by Ferenka Ltd. from Herrema and subsequent attempts to authenticate the message to prove that Herrema is alive.

Two identical telexes from Michel Thomassen, in which he informs Herrema that the readers of Algemeen Dagblad have voted him Dutchman of the Year by an overwhelming majority. He attaches a list of questions for Herrema to answer in preparation for an article which is to appear in the paper on 2 January 1976. Attached to the telex are two handwritten drafts of Herrema’s response to Thomassen, and two copies of a telexed version of same.

Telexes and telegrams of congratulation, mainly addressed to G. Kraijenhoff at AKZO, Arnhem, Netherlands.

Telex from R. V. Coveney, Ferenka Ltd., informing Herrema of the publication of Colm Connolly’s book and urging him to seek legal advice.

Photocopy of a telex in Dutch from AKZO to Herrema, Ambassador Beach Hotel & Golf Clubs, New Providence Island, Bahamas, discussing the pros and cons of getting a journalist to write a book versus writing the book oneself.

Two photocopies of a telex from Mary Rose Richard, BBC, London, to Hugo van Rijan, Nederlandse Christelijke Radio Vereniging (NCRV), Netherlands, relating to a proposed interview with Herrema for the script for [Life at Stake]. Also two related notes in Dutch.

Telex from ANP [Netherlands National News Agency] relating to the confiscation by the prison authorities of a novel based on the Herrema kidnapping written in Portlaoise Jail by Eddie Gallagher.

Telex from Herrema to Larry Minehane, containing a list of assorted personal requests, including one to keep him informed of the newspaper headlines relating to the hearing of his case in court.

Telex from Bakkenist to Zevenbergen and Hutter, assuring them that everything possible is being done to save Herrema’s life, and regretting that owing to the sensitive nature of the situation they cannot be kept fully informed of events.