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July 27, 1982 Judge Williem H. Webster, Director A. Feder:1 Bureau of Investig-tion : Ot Street & Pennsylvania Avenue f Washington, D. C. 20535 : Derr Judge_uebster:- 2% VA ful fie Ke hae _ rf as-aisturping-to me to note the trefd of the invectagition by from going astycye 2 \ [so . moe 44 wishes to 59) Congress of the Absczm con¥ictions. This seems to be snother case of unwerrinted support for the defense, in this c1se mesning the convicted members of Ccngre=s. One is inclined to wonder bout the zeal of soins after the F.B.I. in the Absc7m cases, becuse other members of Congress were cxught and convicped by juries,or wrongdoing. Snelosed is a photo copy £2 letter from me to Judge Bryint of the _ Gg. District Court, which sets forth ny point of view, for your review. Flease note the fourth parcgrcph. As someone hes said, seldom -re rabbis, priests or clergymen, in a position fo testify for the prosecution, \ agcinsg crimin-1s of yvorions kinds! NN ef As citizen and baxpsyer, I urce you to present the Absecm successes as bein for the piblic good, 7 geinst Mr. Nerl's efsorts to prove tht, the FP. SI. are pe fo fo guilty ones. in hy . T think ond like tc believe thot there 2re mony besides myself Tro LR We~ — peen plessed “nd encour ceed thot membe Congressh:ve been ceueht ond convic8ed' it reflects poorly on them as elected offici-1s ah . 3 i 3 7 oben “he sabse’ m successes, if}upheld and Sur inataS , 1) wo snoula be 3 deféerrest t keeping member ' tiy,,iuccio and his sblefassocixtes GUL NBiddiy Selb | a ‘j © eos bv