The FBI announces additional documents related to Pete Rose and Bookie

The Federal Investigation Bureau has been published 130 pages of documents relating to Pete Rose, the main league base of the main league hit the leader that was later banned from the game and baseball halls to celebrate until earlier this year for baseball betting.

The documents focus on the deceased ROSE, Ronald Peters and the middle 1980s and the narcotics surgery and the bookkeeping operations launched by Peters. Some of the information in the published rose file are covered that they are covered in the DOWD 1989 report year, ordered main baseball league.

Rose is banned from baseball in 1989. after the investigation that showed that he bet on baseball. MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred Rose removed with permanently unspecified list In May, allowing him to meet the conditions for the induction of the celebrities. There is no special mention of betting roses on baseball – something he is eventually admit he did – In documents issued by the FBI.

Rose died 30. September 2024. Years in 83. years. After the individual dies, the FBI publicly publishes records held on individuals, often with orders. Many names in the rose file are redacted. It is not clear whether there will be additional releases of rose-related files. In this release, 125 additional pages were erased as duplicates or for reasons such as memory for intergent or intraigence, staff or medical files, unjustified personal privacy invasion or disclosure of a confidential source.

Among the documents was memo for 1987. the year required the FBI investigation. Memo quoted the witness who cooperated who said that “at one point Rose owed Peters 90,000 dollars in sports losses.” In the same notes, police officers in Franklin, Ohio, say that he saw Rose often enters Peters’ institutions, called Jonathan’s, “through his private entrance.” The same alleged alleged rose was a “quiet partner in the bar, which Peters worked in Cincinnati before (Peters) moved to Franklin.”

November 1987 interview. With a person whose name was told that he would bet on 10 football matches in 1986. years, usually about 1,000 to $ 2,000 in the game and that in one moment, the rose owed Peters $ 80,000. The individual also “believes that the rose is betting only on football, basketball and horse race; never saw Rose to bet on a baseball game.” The report also said that the individual believed that the other person “stole $ 3,500 pink” and that person then left the city.

The same person also told the FBI that Rose “sometimes puts betting with individuals known only as (redacted) in New York when Peters would not accept Rose Betting.” In a conversation with a summary with the redacted individuals, the individual said someone called in the rosa bets, but that I called the Pete bets or to know if it was (redacted), I don’t want to tell you. ” I don’t want to imply the ball. “

Summary of the interview from July 1987. With the redacted individuals, he said that the person was in business partnership with lipstick until Rose debts “Gamblers” did not create a financial problem for him. “The individual finished partnership with lipstick, but he stayed in touch with him and Peters, said the summary.

Some of the documents were published on the ESPN at an earlier request for documents relating to Peters, but the roses were redacted at the time.

The huge most of the files focused on the FBI requiring substrates for phone records and monitoring records related to Peters. It is unclear whether any of these requirements for the support also related to the rose or its participation in Peters.