[gman992]

Secondly, do you think that J.Edgar Hoover—numbero uno—probably the most powerful man in the gov’t—would ever, EVER put himself into a position where he could be blackmailed??

[Jeff Chandler]

That totals sixly.

[vbmoneyspender]

Secondly, do you think that J.Edgar Hoover—numbero uno—probably the most powerful man in the gov’t—would ever, EVER put himself into a position where he could be blackmailed??

I was going to check with Bill Clinton on that, but then I thought better of it.

[Segovia]

getting a little hysterical, there, aren't you? Do you know anyone in that era who would have the cajones to blackmail Jedger? He was definitely not your garden variety panzie, and he had the dirt on everybody. He was a workaholic, every air tell that came in from the field was reviewed and initialed by him before it went to file. He had a specially made color of blue ink, only he used it. I have a lot of respect for the man, but a number of people recounted the cross-dresser stories to me. Get bent if you want to, makes no never mind to me.