◆ SpookStack

Wo.cte , wT) GUC NBddip Slel82- a a aE ny EM Ie YP me ee ere = > zs emer ee, om Pe as CONC Tem AR ns oe eo et ~ “ ihe SET eee er na ee ea te et A omy ee eee ne cn te nana a ae ss OUTSIDE SOURCE 4 July 27, 1982 b Judge Williom H. Webster, Director Feder:1 Bureau of Investig-tion : Oty Street & Fennsylvinia Avenue : Washington, D. Ce 20535 , Derr Judge websteri~ 4 Blech yt fps. Ke foe It is aisturbing to me to note the” raha of the invectagition by Congress of the Absc=m con¥ictions. This seems to be snother case of unwirrinted support for the defense, in this o1se meaning the convicted members of Congress. One is inclined to wonder sbout the zeal of going after the F.B.I. in the Absc2=m cases, becuse other members of Congress were crught snd convicved by juries,or wrongdoing. Snelosed is a photo cory of > letter from me to Judge Bryint of the 5D. CG. District Court, which sets fortn ny point of view, for your review. Flease note tre fourth oarsgrctph. As someone hes s2id. seldom -re rabbis, priests or clergymen, in a position $o testify for the prosecution, | ascinss crimin 1s of verions kinds’ \_ 2/ As = citizen ond taxpsyer, TI urze you to rresent the Absezim successes as beinst for the piblic good, 7s og-inst Mr. Nerl's efSorts to prove that, the F. SI. sre $he guilty ones. a a fe Sk . “* think and like to believe thot there 3re mony besides myself on "ve been plezsed und encour:ved thet members, of... Congressh:ve been csucht ond convicked ag dntho | 4t refiects poorly on them as elected officicls. The abse’ tm successes, if upheld ond SUT aes should be 2 deferresit th keeping members PL) . ' i : ¥ | yy, wishes to yp from. going ast POM OLS. tir. ysuccio and his (:ble assocites. ey11 De © Shin ACHP E “ case chins ies narrate nani ROO A ment wn +m tow een we mete ee