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ee es nS a soto wae thereafter limited in bis prison association to his own type. 26. That shortly after Plaintiff's arest in 1968 to anser for said er. * dndictuent defendant MeMillian stated at a news conference that since he (McMiilian) knew Plaintiff was guilty of the indicteent charge he (McMili- fan) would not have to investigate the case, Thus it “follows a fortior, that McMiljian Bas relied on the work product of other novelist to mb stentiate sizeable portions of hia allegations in sald TIME artccle. 27~- That defendant McMillian bas posted Plaintiff numerous letters, firat . . threatening, then cajoling, in seeking interviews for use in said article and his alleged forthcoming book re Plaintiff. 28. That defendant TIME magarine has a vested (financial) intereat in publishing said artilice by MeMi114an~-tbus in promoting McMillian's forth= coming book re Plaintiff-- in that Meltillion’s publisher, Little Brown, ie a subaldary of TIME inc. , t = 29. That defendat TIME deceived their own agent (Richard C. Woodbury) in _ their Chicago, Dilinois, office into thinking TIME would rup an objective atory re the matter. See, EX--F. a : x. ‘That defendant SINE was consciously endeavoring to influence the United States Sixth Circuit court of appeale in, Ray ¥. Rose, nO. 73 3543, which just a few days subsequent to said article heard aggunents in the above Ray ¥. Bose mit to deternina ghather to arder Plaintirf a mew trial under said cr. indictaent. ~ St. That TIME inc. bas a history of conspiring to subvert the judicial -- amd political processes by publiabing, timely, malicious articles prior to judiciol deciaions or election of public officials. Jee That because defendant, TIME, haw made a fresh investigation )p. 1? ‘paid article) into the Wcase"--their initial investigation evidently being pergormed by Tine inc. LIFE magazine ‘in 1968—_TIME ie cogzuizant that a substantial portion of said article is false & malicious. | 33. That substantial portions of said artilce by HcMillian were supplied to Mr. McMillien by defendants, Frank & Huie--Defentent, Rute, published a novel re Plointifs in 1970 titled "He Slew the Dreamer"; defentant, ~-185)