In connection with the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s investigation into the assassination of U.S. Congressman LEO J. RYAN at Port Kaituma, Guyana, South America, on November 18, 1978, a tape recording was obtained. This tape recording was located in Jonestown, Guyana, South America, and was turned over to U.S. Officials in Guyana and subsequently transported to the United States. On May 24, 1979, Special Agent (name deleted) reviewed the tape numbered 1B68-7. This tape was found to contain the following: A speech by an unknown male regarding teaching, education and discipline of children within the community. A reading of news and current events also was contained on this tape. The remaining portion of the tape was either blank or contained music. This tape was reviewed, and nothing was contained thereon which was considered to be of evidentiary nature or beneficial to the investigation of Congressman RYAN. In announcing “a socialist practice, a moral and humane practice,” Jones informs the Jonestown community about new discipline rules and guidelines which include a means by which previous instances of bad behavior can be expunged from the records of residents who can stay out of trouble for six months following their last crime against the community. The announcement also rearticulates and refines the system for maintaining order and punishing miscreants in Jonestown, which results in assignments to work details. Finally, Jones outlines the leadership’s definition of what constitutes an “extreme” crime – although they are imposed at his discretion – and include “cruelty… violence, theft, destruction of the people’s property.” Full summary of the recording available at Alternative Considerations of Jonestownwebsite, along with the tape transcript.