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I have your letter of February 1998, enclosing photos of the actor and actress
portraying roles in -FilesI as well as a script entitled ?Travelers?, Episode 

I have enjoyed the verbal discussions with you and the other individual
concerning speci?c objectivity and accuracy of productions relating to the ?fties. I
apologize for not recording this executive?s name, but will do so in the next call. He was
very understanding.

 

To be frank, I am not much impressed by actors and actresses. While I appreciate the
receipt of the photos, I must say they will end up with grandchildren rather than on the
walls of my banking of?ce.

The script was entertaining but very sophmorish. When compared to FBI policies it was
totally lacking in accuracy and objectivity. It may appeal to some segment of the masses
through attempts at sensationalism, but it?s crudeness and primer like aspects will turn off




anyone with knowledge of the 1 B1 and law enforcement in general.

It may be that the entire theme ?if it bleeds, it reads? purposely is applied to such
scripts. If so, in my opinion the series will be short lived.

My question; why such totally inaccurate productions when with accuracy and
objectivity the show would be even more entertaining For instance, J. Edgar Hoover
disliked Senator Joseph McCarthy intensely. He was with him only on two occasions, one
a social event hosted by the Texas oil Barons Richardson and Murchison at the Del Charro
hotel at La Jolla, California, and the second when Hoover chastised McCarthy for claiming

there were two hundred. and eighty tines communists in the Department of State. Hoover

made McCarthy back down and admit this was simply a ?laundry list? he had been reading
from.

Hoover also would have nothing to do with Roy Cohn. He never provided any
information to either McCarthy or Cohn. Cobn tried to see Hoover several times, but was
always shunted off to LB. Nichols, an assistant, who got rid of him fast. Cohn never had
any in?uenCe on the FBI.

I repeat, why bring disrepute to the FBI and to Hoover?s name by such shoddy
programs The objective of popularity and increased ratings could still berobtained by

necessary sensationalism yet with fairness and accuracy.
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The reference script is marked up accordingly.
Again, I have enjoyed our conversations. A more lasting arrangement with

remuneration was mentioned. I will be happy to be of assistance, but with the
understanding that my reviews will be consistent with the truth and factual basis.

Sincerely,

Cartha 9, fit) eLoach

50 Gull Point Road
Hilton Head Island, S.. 29928