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Exec. ADInv. Exec. AD-Adm, Exec. ADLES__ Asst. Dit Adm. Servs, Crim, Inv, Kent. Atel, Latoratory __ Lep2} Coun,__ Fien & Insp, Rec. Mgnt. Tech. Servs, __ J, Training [: February 11, 1980 Mr. William H. Webster, Director Federal Bureau of Investigation aie A Washington, Pp “ bie, pee Dear Mr. We sté I have been reading with considerable interest of your campaign ‘jon the assorted greedy gove rment officials who fell into your trap. Congratulations, you have done a fine service for the public and while ~ ’ lthose who were caught will scream foul and demand their day in court’ ithe sim ple fact is that they were on the take and they dese rve whatever hey reap from their greed. + Rega rdless of what the various lawyers, defendants, sob sisters claim the F, B. I. does have a good image in the eyes of the people and they \deserve a pat on the back for their good work. Thata man like Har riso {Williams would be so” greedy for more money that he would sell out aoc ithe people who placed him into office and paid his good salary just does ‘not make good sense. How much money does a man have to have will he go to satisfy his greedy hunger. The answer lies in yo r he foolish actions those who were placed in a position of trus public. a do fear that your good work will suffer by foot dragging, by c ,on the part of higher ups, by the delaying actions of the lawyers af courts with endless reams of motions to delay justice. Try and uphold jthe public on this issue and you will gain thanks that will last much longer than any money that the culprits would have gained, iF do hope that you can find some way to extend my thanks for a job well done | to your field men for thier successful efforts. pe (nb pH ; ie \\ ww 68 may 281980 5