III Louis Freeh hasn't fixed everything at the bureau, not by a long shot. But he is giving it two things that used to be in short supply: morale and morality. Running the F.B.I.

By Bruce Porter Photograph. by Stephen Crowley

E HAD INTERROGATED SUSPECTS IN about his (*Arises and mistakes at the FBI They trau's failure to upgrade its plodding criminal- back rooms as an F.B.I. agent, made wit- berated him for being too cozy with the Clinton records computers and its glacially slow finger- Bnesses sweat when he was a United States , for the shabby tricks agents print division, which still depends on bleary- Attorney and sat in judgment from the Federal played on when he was a suspect eyed clerks who have to thumb through inky in- bench, but Louie Freels had never been in the hoc in the Atlanta bombing cue, for violating the dee cards, sometimes taking up to sic months to scat himself. not the way he was last spring and rights of leading Republicans by supplying con- come up with a match. summer, staring grimly over batteresi of micro- fidential security files to a law-level White Tee always had tremendous raid, in the meth- phones as Senators and Congressmen grilled him House employee — even for Waco and Ruby Wiry and integrity of the F.11.1., and still have Ridge, disasters that occurred well before he be- faith in the rank-and-file RBI agents," Chairman Bruce Porter w the director of the formulism mine F.13.L director in September 1993. Freeh Robert L Livingston of the House Appropria- program at Brooklyn College. Has Fact article for was questioned about the sloppy science at the tions Committee told Freels in front of a packed the Magazine was *boar the Secret Senn re. scandal-ridden F.B.I. forensics lab, about the ha- bearing roam last March. 'But I think the leader- ship of the RBI. has brought the entire organiza- viduals' right to privacy. Freeh described the re- Shaping Up. Freeh (renter) leads ass early- tion into question- And you are the leader.' It was forms he was putting into effect to prevent sim- morning rum ar the F.B.I. Academy in Qmontwo. a harsh rebuke, given the deference with which ilar mistakes in the future, but he accepted re- directors have traditionally been received sponsibility, not just for the till) perpetrated on The technique was unorthodox, but it on Capitol MR. especially from Republicans like his watch, but for mistakes that had happened worked. He reminds me of Jack Armstrong, Clvolgston. But Freeh's response was the big even before he got there. the all-American Boy,' said Senator Charles surprise. He agreed with Representative Uving- 1 don't pass the buck to anybody in my or- Grassley. the Iowa Republican who witnessed a stun. Yes, the forensics lab had done sloppy ganization," Freeh told Chairman Livingston, sire lac performance by Freeh three months lat- work yes, the F.B1.'s handling of the Adults who seemed taken aback "I am the Director er before the Senate Judiciary Committee. If bombing showed terrible judgment, and no and as you said, I'm the leadership, and, if Pm you're not used to it, his candidness catches question about it, handing over those Repub- not doing a good job in this regard, then they you off guard. Its uncharacteristic of most lican files was a lamentable violation of the indi- ought to get a new F.B.I. Director.' people who testify before Congress. He's very

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open, very honest. And if there's anything at headquarters but permeated the whole wrong, he's going to correct it, so he always organization. There was not a lot getting ends up on the right side of the marten" done, and you had heads of field offices The F.B.L Director's candid approach may who were afraid to make a decision be- have diva-riled certain critics on the Hill, but the cause no one knew who was really run- question remains; What has Louis Freeh really ac- ning the RBI' complished, four years into his 10-year term? He Support for Freeh has also come from has won many admirers for upgrading the bu- law-enforcement officials in other parts nail's computer systems and labs, for creating of the country because of Isis new empha- new 'midwives to counter terrorism and for bring- sis on providing help and sharing infor- ing new talent into the bureau's upper manage- mation with local police departments. ment. But critics still abound. For example, does The bureau always had tremendous in- his new policy of openness and the claim that he's stitutional pride, but this great stren holding his agents to a higher ethical standard sig- also became their great weakness, nal an end to the bureau's nasty old habits of play- muse they thought they were better than any- The Director, 1933: Hoover kreinng rein. ing fast and loose with sinuous' rights? Not ac- body else,' says Mayor Rudolph W cording to Greg Nojehm legislative counsel for Freeh's boss for fix years in the U.S. Attorney's memoir written by an agent formerly assigned to the Arnaricin Civil Liberties Union. "Wino is office in Manhattan. 'My commissioners tell me the White House. Fresh was also accused of be- happening under Freeh is an unprecedented con- the bureau's no much more of a partner these ing too willing to keep the President apprised of centration of police power it the Federal level," days, it's been almost a revolution" investigations into possible Chinese attempts to says Nokcim, who is alarmed by Freeh's requests influence the 1946 election — investigations that for new and expanded wiretap and surveillance F COURSE, THE NEW DIRECTOR MADE might have impleated White House officials. suthority. 'What is not happening under Freels is some highly vieil..4 mistakes. He mis- In the last year, however, Freeh has resolved the creation of any accountsbility mechanisms to Otreated Frederic Whitehorse. the F.B.L many of his political problems by distancing him- insure that this power doesn't result in abuses of whistle-blower who was suspended after trying self from the White Noose moat noticeably dur- civil liberties." to get the bureau to deal with unprofessional ing the twist round of the Clinton-Gore =so- Froth Ira,also bee. criticized by members of practices in the forensics Lab. And Freeh promot- paigo finance investigations, to which he has as- the F.B.I.'s old guard — which includes current ed Larry Potts, a friend from his prosecutor days, signed dozens of agents. He has always refused to and former agents — who argue that his eager- to the bureau", No. 2 position, despite Petts's appear at ceremonial bill signings at rise White ness to acknowledge mistakes has damaged the poor showing as chief of the criminal division House, and last spring he prirateiy recommended bureau's credibility with the public, reducing its during the fiasco — a move he te- to Attorney General that she appoint effectiveness as a crime fighter. 1.11 the four scioded after the predictable Furor. an independent counsel to look into the Clinton years he's been there, Louie's gone from 100 "No director can avoid criticism or making campaign's fund-raising. Although Frech won't percent approval rate, a no-lose Saltation, TO a mistakes,' says Ron Noble, a former Undersec- discuss the matter, his sides say that he has repeat- very disastrous situation for himself and the or- retary of the Treasury in charge of that depart- ed the recommendation to Reno several times. ganisation,' says Oliver Revd.; of Dallas, so as- ment's law-enforcement agencies and now a His stature with his Congressional overseers is sociate deputy director under Freeh's predeces- law professor. 'The ques- Improving. 'Has Louie done everything per- sor, Millions Sessions, and unofficial spokesman tion was what kind of a Director he would be fectly?' asks Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont, For many present and retired members of rise when they occurred And, watching him before the tanking Democrat on the Judiciary Commit- bureau's "good of boy' sec "I say this sadly be- Congress, one of the things I was struck by was tee and a friend of the director's 'No. But he did cause the country badly needs an eff,..cd,we RILL his saying he wanted and welcomed more mu- give a much greater sense Of dartfariettlCe to Con- But ir's a fragile organization; it operates with tiny, more oversight of the F.B.I. by Congress, gress and the Amen= people that the F.B.I. the consent and support of she public, and if it which is an eircraordinary thing for art F.B.I. Di- could not only loon from its mistakes but do loses that support, it can become substantially teeter to Sly." things to keep from making more of them, and diminished and lose its way-' Despite his deft handling of Congress, Freeh that feeling jam -waxier there before.' Freeh's supporters within the bureau like ED handled several other political aspects of his job For her parr., Attorney General Reno seems to point out thar when he arrived, morale couldn't rather poorly. As a Clinton appointee, he has to have sensed Freeh's increasing srarus among Re- have been much worse. William Sessions had be careful not to be seen as the President's man, publicsns, and she has invoked his name in or- been tinder investigation for months for alleged but early in his tenure he left himself open to der to appease critics. Last month she assured abuses of the perquisites of his office. 'A lot of charges that he was a Clinton "patsy" There was the House Judielsry Committee that she :ad us view Louie as a godsend,' says George Clow, the revelation that the F.B.I. had turned over Re- promised Freeh she wouldn't abandon any ave- former head of the Utrabam investigation. publican security Files to the White House, and nue of her campaign finance inquiry withcrur `When hr showed up, the was in absolute the suspicious fact that the bureau had given the first getting his consent. It was as if she was try- disarray, and this not only resulted in a paralysis President's stiff an advanced copy of a cell-all ing to suggest that an independent counsel tl Nina. saeaerser, ,,,,, VD. rMOTO B•DCLII017.7 rots rue Ye, can ruse Tiara.

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wouldn't be necessary because, in effect, there You had it from your parents, who I'll have an become part of the bureau's routine since the already was one: F.B.I. Director Louie Frech. opportunity to thank at your graduation. They Hoover days, Freeh's directive meant a new way were instrumental in teaching you the funda- of doing business for its 11,500 agents. There THERE AM NO CRITICS OF FREEIreS PERFORM- mental values for being good FB.L agents, was the small scuff, for instance. No more up- ance among the new recruits at the F.B.I. Acad- which are: integrity, honestic trustworthiness, grading expense vouchers for out-of-town emy in Quantico, Va-, a place the director repairs and reliabiliry.' When he's done, an instructor meals. No more covering up for colleagues who to every chance he gets. At 7:30 one Friday hurries over with an armful of cameras. and one were subjects of misconduct investigations. morning, as the sun slices through the oak and after another the recruits sidle up, drape a damp And no more inflating overtime, known inside poplar trees, he comets jogging around a bend in arm around the director's shoulders, smile and the bureau as 'banging the books.' the road in a T-shirt and running shorts, fol- wait for the shutter to click His main concerns, however, were with the lowed by three dozen F.B.L recruits in gray Freeh's Boy Scout routine causes some of the way the bureau conducted its investigations. sweats, red-faced and puffing like steam en- older hands to roll their eyes in private, but Not too long ago, says Michael Shaheen, coun- gines. At 47, Freeh has 20 years on most of sharpening the bureau's haphazard regard for sel of the justice Department's Office of Pro- them, but he's the only one not breathing had, ethics has been the new Director's top priority fessional Rethonsibiliry, which investigates cer- and when the group comes to a panting halt at since he took the oath of office. He has expancl- tain categories of F.B.L misconduct, when set of stairs outside the modern complex of ed the academy's ethics course from 2 to IS agents wanted no show a judge what material buildings, he checks his watch and says: 'Nor hours, and he laid out his philosophy in a tartly they expected to find if granted a search war- bad Compared to other classes you're in very worded "aircel" sent to every field office fm rant, they first entered the targeted premises good shape, Keep up the good work.' months after he assumed office. surreptitiously and made a list of everything "Thank you, sir!' the recruip shout, and "I have determined." Fresh wrote, 'that we that was there. On the warrant application they Freeh launches into a post-run pep talk. have been too tolerant of certain types of behav- characterized the incursion as a 'feasibility 'In your classes." he tells them, 'you'll be ior which are fundamentally inconsistent with study.' once asked someone in the F.B.I. learning how to conduct interviews. how to tes- continued F.B.I. employment. I am therefore counsel's office,' says Shaheen, 'what's the dif- tify in court, perform arrests, do surveillance. drawing a 'bright line' which should put all em- Ference between a 'feasibility study' and plain But in many ways the most important instruc- ployees on notice of my expectations." breaking and entering? 'None.' be told me' tions for doing your job you've already learned. The new rules sounded simple enough, but As a former Federal judge, Fresh was appalled You got them when you were 4 and 5 years old. considering the structured cynicism that had to find that when agents embellished statements

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on the wireess stand — 'juicing the testiosonr -Far many years; he says, settling into a — or lied under oath to obtain search memo couch in a corner of his office, if there or court-approved wiretaps, they might receive were problems inside the FBI, they were some minor discipline, but the presiding judge in net known to anyone, since if you had a the case was never told. From now an, he said, dishonest employee, the person would re- even if it meant the defendant would go free, the sign and no one would prosecute him or judge and the U.S. Attorney would be informed, write a story about it We now have a very and the agent involved would not only be sensitive early-warning system to put our tacked, he would also very likely be prosecuted own people under senniny when neces- on a charge of perjury. sary. If somebody far inrtance, makes 'The large question," Frech rays, after he has complaint that a supervisor is harassing showered and dressed from his run, 'is can the women on his block, we will look at it dis- organisation have a culture that emus seriously. creetly, and if it shows some substance, nor just the brig,ht-line rules — because direc- we'll follow up with a full-court press and tors change — but Can we honestly apply tit e well treat it publicly, even if we have ro charge The boashoxse where rhe Canavan tridribion ended. core principles that I talk co the new agents somebody We don't holdback anymore, we're about when we run in the morning? If we break very quirk to find things and to deal with them. I smoking in college wasn't an impediment any- a rule on overtime, if we overlook sexual harass- think that's a big change in the culture.' more, as long as you weren't arrested for it_ ment, if we interview nine enamors but don't Freels established specific goals for his tenure By bringing in so many outsiders, Fresh rattled interview the 10th because we think that wit- At the ELL, and be expects to be judged by the the bureau's old guard and they did their best nen might have exculpatory evidence and our needleds he has set for himself Along with the to make the newcomer feel unwanted When ease is nice and neat so far — that's the kind of bright-line ethics initiative, his top priorities are Frech brought people to headquarters to imple- mentality we have to get over? expanding the bureau's presence overseas, im- ment Attorney General Jana Reno's request that proving its cooperation with local law enforce- the Fa L and D.Bels, stop fighting over thug-seer REE1-11 WORKDAY USUALLY BEGINS AT 6 ment and thoroughly modernizing its technical turf they were shunned for handing FB.L duties A.M., when his chauffeur picks him up mm2131'1.1=1. over to the D.E.A., including control over both Ffrom his house in Virginia. If he's not go- His First act as Director was to bring in a cadre agencies' anti-drug activities in all foreign coule- ing to Quarnieo firss, he heads for the J. Edgar of ex-colleagues from his days at the U.S. Attor- e-its. it was quite an education,' one of them Hoover Building at 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, ney's office in Nov York, including Robert said later. 'People had seemed me about what a where he spends most of his sine on the seventh Buelenetts, a bluff, deceptively jokey assistant treacherous place ewes, I mean, watch your beck, floor, in a suite of offices decorated with thick prosecutor, who Fresh installed as the bureau's but also watch your front. People were warned to carpeting and neo-Colonial furniture. first-ever chief of ruff. Bucltnam's job was to soy the bell away from us, that if they were seen Frech', office features portraits dim person- monitor access ro Perch and make sure his or- relltiog to a, or working with us they had to ac- al heroes: Teddy Roosevelt and Federal Judge ders got carried out As thief [flume], and his count for themselves.' Frank joleruon of Alebeete, the civil rights fig- main adviser, he hired Howard Shapiro, a 32- Freeh had a simple solidi*. to the good al' boy ure who administered the oath of office at year-old Yale law graduate and law professor at problem_ He cleanest house. None of the eleven Freeh's swearing-in ceremony. One well is cov- Cornell; they first met when Shapiro was clerk- assistant directors who were there when he ar- ered with crayon art work done by Freeh's Eve ing for the Federal judge who presided over one rived are still in place, and to find out what agents young sans. (A sixth child is on the way.) His of Freeh's cases. Shapiro promptly moved most are really thinking. he makes frequent visits to the wife, Marilyn, whom he met when she WM a of the 70 odd lawyers in the counsel's office, all bureau's 56 field offices, where -he holds closed- clerk m the bureau's cavil rights division and he of whom were F.B.I. agents, back out to the field door question-and-answer sessions with his ordi- was as agent, often drops off the smaller chil- and replaced them with experienced legal talent nary "brick" agents. The local special agent in dren at the office. Aides regularly come upon This strengthened the bureau's teepacity to more charge, or SAC, is not invited. "Our employees secretaries in the anteroom bottling and diaper- forcefully argue prosecution strategy with the are not shy, and they know that whetever they tell ing Liens, 13 months, while Frech is wrestling Justice Department, which had always regarded me is not going to [erne back in an adverse wry? with a couple of his other boys as he tries to get the bureau's legal staff as ligheweigho. he says of these meetings. "So on every visit you some business done over the phone Freels Appointed the first ferrule assistant di- leash something? After Freeh's Erse round of In contrast to his predecessors, Frech is sru- rector, as well as two blacks and a Hispanic, and field office visits, needy a quarter of the SAC's diously informal. He wears baggy blue suits rod he made dear that homosexuality 1113 no long- were transferred to lesser ante! scuffed wingtips, and though he spent the two er a bar to being an agent. (Not that there had Fresh is not the first director to try chang- years before becoming F.B.I. Director as a Fed- been an outright ban, but being gay was consid- ing the F.B.I. Clarence Kelley came in a year eral judge, no one calls him Judge Froth. He ered a "negative factor," and, in the history of after Hoover's death in 1972 and tried to avoids the D.C. resourent circuit, and usually the bureau, no one with a negative factor had concentrate the bureau's efforts on larger eats a bag lunch at his desk ever achieved agenrhood.) Abu, a little pot- cases rather than par- Continued an pdge 45

44 ri■creas..px ,otiv 111 0n0,11., •011,1 77,e Hot Sew. Free), field; gripes and questzoni from "brsoi agents," the EB.1 egnivalerr: of beer caps, in the bureau's Tampa office suing Hoover's mania for statistics. "In the old The good ol' boys resisted opening up the directions at once, and they're beating up on days the local sheriffs would love to see us agency to women and members of other minor- him. You're nor going to change an institution coming,' recalls Sean McWeeney, retired chief ity groups, and Webster's successor, William that ingrained overnight' of the organized-crime division. "We'd come Sessions, also a former Federal judge, incurred along and give them 25 bucks and a picture of their wrath in the early 1990's when he settled a WANTED TO RE AN E.B. I. AGENT someone who hadn't shown up far the Vietnam discrimination suit brought by Hispanic agents. since he was a kid, which may have had draft, and they'd go out on horseback or in Soon afterward he started reading in the papers something to do with all those nigbu sir- their pickup and ride around the backwoods about how his wife was using the bureau's limo ring with his two brothers on the floor of the and catch this guy. Then you'd type up the re- and an F.B.I. chauffeur for shopping trips, and family's cramped three-room apartment near port for them and send it off to Washington. that he had improperly used holds to build a Jersey City watching Ern= Zimbalist Jr. catch That went down as a 'captured fugitive.— fence around his house. Some of the charges crooks and spies in 'The RBI-Mostly of Italian William H. Webster, who can the bureau were probably true, but they might have been heritage (although the family name comes friars a from 1978 to 1987, brought respectability back overlooked had he not transgressed a higher great-Trani/father born in Germany), Freeh says to the agency after it had been rocked by scan- law As soon as a Director does things they be learned about compassion from his father, a dals involving the F.B.I.'s counterintelligence don't like, things they think are hurting the bu- not-terrilaly-successful real-estate salesman, who program in the mid-1970's, but he left the thy- reau, the old white-boy network turns vicious, took young Lome with him when he made his to-day operations to a group of longtime F.B.I. and they'll take him down," says a former aide rounds on behalf of the St Vincent dc Paul Soci- officials who traded jobs among themselves CO Senator Joseph Bidets, who Chaired the Judi- ety. "He'd visit old people who couldn't make it and soon formed a permanent government ciary Committee at the rime. 'And that's what down the stairs, and do -homework with children within the agency. The result was a high-level they did to Bill Sessions.' whose parents didn't speak English," remits management team that was very thin on talent. Some people think Freeh is nest. "If Freeh Freeh. As busy as be was with work and taking This is something the new director has always wasn't looking over his shoulder, he better start care of his family, he found time to do all that, had to face,' says Philip Heymann. former I21704 because they're busy painting a bull's-eye and I was very impressed with that. Still am.' Deputy Attorney General, now a Harvard law on his back,' says Hugo Rodriguez, a former During his college years at Rutgers in the professor. 'When you lose one or two at the agent who served as the plaintiff's lawyer in the late 60's, he spent summers loading trucks in top, the bureau just doesn't have 25 other top- successful Hispanic lawsuit. 'I think Freeh is a North Bergen, when he lint encountered the notch people to compete for the jobs.' fish out of water, being pulled in 15 different wide reach of organ- Conlanued on page 56

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arising for which the RBI. was grossly unprepared - from nuclear terrorism to foreign mafias to armed domestic anti-government groups. The bureau had this sense that n could do more than it was really capa- ble of," says Freeh. noting the new kinds of threats. "At Waco and Ruby Ridge we had a very competent and expert hostage response Take the shampoo. team, but there warn% any hostages to rescue. These Take the soap. people maned to be there." Fresh ordered his field commanders to develop less Oh what the confrontational tactics in such circumstances- And in heck, take the the case of the militia move- ment, he told every field of- fice to set up contact with whole room. the groups in their arms be- fore problems erupt. 'We should sit down with them, Like we should have with David Koresh, and say, We've got a problem here Pay tor one night and the next and we need your help to nignrs on us. Use your vise cars resolve it,'" says Clint Van and you'll get valuate diaaount Zandt, the head F.B.L nego- tiator at Waco whose pleas i ripens, too. IM's all part or uur to superiors to hold off on 'Second Night Frx,r,17nDeaViOn.. 50 the final assault fell on deaf tome advantage at the uatnngs. ears. "Go out and see these guys, sit on their front Just please 4.1n1 fake the scowls. porch, drink with them out of a Mason jar Tell than you were in the military in ii4"61 321117C Vi lam, you've seen battle, On the way. and if they ever see black hniirnixerl coming in over- head with United Nations paratroops pouring out, they should call us right away and we'll help push -t them off their property." During the 1992 confron- Present this coupon to get a Second Night Free. tation with the Weaver fam- Call 1-800-HOLIDAY for reservations. ily at Ruby Ridge, which re- sulted in the feral shooting • 0..... sr ea ins.. 10 so...es. Psi... SS mon a, . 7.1.11.1snIng .11311. WM ..... of 's wife, the • ...... 1,aaMEL couple's son and a Federal 11.11dar SW 1.1.1. St. tow fill: rlitrel ar • ',Su ...... -kW. .../ • Zn1;17Ze...... / 11-.9 men Mx ...... ,A. 41 ..2E. =...... ::...... marshal, the F.B.I. consid- .11 5.. .0 0. onomps nova 4. mm n *. erably worsened the situ- • eras ...e 1-1/.. i.... aon. DOME Fp.," /..110. MA .. barn • on. 1.0. IMP OI••••■••1 . sa. • Mold En ...... M. non . ation by roaring up to the • Pm.. Oar sins ••• ... aly ow Ire ow. •■.... cabin in a borrowed Army sr...mppe ya, 1947 1p Hionsry P. 1115171...... •:71...... '"7.1.•• . • Sem. rm...... • .... I. APC, smashing the chil- ...• ..... o• ...... dren's bicycles and yelling re , 1.1,11y., .....I .... • Om VI...... Irk°16463 2r4YV surrender ultimatums over a W=4 sass .11.... • ...... 2..... loudspeaker. 'The thinking Pay with VISA and receive a value pack...... S... sass -s nove' says Van Zandt, one •- of the first people Freeh sought out for advice when be took over, is more along Continued on page 72

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;al F.B.L. someone from outside System, already used by nymiry, speed and sophisti- that all new encryption Contsesed from page 57 have access to our infor- some police agencies. They cation. If a terrorist gets hardware and software al- mation? Know all about chose instead to develop control of a nuclear weapon low the placing of a copy the lines of why go to nu- what we're doing?'" their own program, which or decides to attack a sub- of the code, or 'key." in clear war right away when A result of this policy is was incompatible with ex- way station with a chemical escrow with a third party you might be able to talk the lamentable state of the isting synems. Freeh agent, he's a much more — an institution like Chase things out?' bureaus mime lab, first ex- brought in a police chief formidable adversary, and Manhattan Bank Using a The F.B.I.'s intensely posed by Frederic White- from upstate New York much more difficult for us court order, the F.B.L could trained Hostage Rescue hunt, an scientist, with a national reputation to apprehend" then extract the key and Team. whose decision to at- many of whose accusations as a computer expert to fix Some of the new coziness break into the files. While tack the Branch Davidians were Inn backed up by a re- the problem, but it will Freeh has promoted be- Fresh argues that this is at Waco sparked the tragic port from the Office of the she until at least 1999, by tween the F.B.I. and the no different from getting finale, has cried to soften its Inspector General issued which time he has prom- C.I.A. has not gone down a warrant to tap someone's appearance. Body armor and earlier this year. 'We could- ised to unveil a more com- well with civil rights phone lice, privacy advo- runa-like jump suits are still n't believe that this was the patible system. groups. At Freeh's urging, cates strongly disagree. available if needed, but team forensics lab of the United Congress passed a law last The F.B.I. is saying that members are now more States,' said the Appropria- HE F.B.I. iS NCOR- fall that allows the C.I.A. to businesses or individuals likely to go out on assign- tions Committee aide after a remly perceived as an gather intelligence on be- now have to build their ment dressed in hiking out- recent inspection 'There Texclusively domestic half of bureau cases over- technical infrastructure fits from Eddie Bauer. Also, were leaks going into buck- law-enforcement agency, seas, as long as the individ- around the Government's during confrontations and ets on the floor The storage but one of the other priori- ual involved is not an surveillance needs,' says sieges, the H.RT. now must was abysmal — evidence ties Fresh set for himself American citizen. Critics Greg Nojeim of the share decision-making pow- stacked here and there hap- when he arrived was ex- point out that while the A.C.LU. 'But we've never er with negotiators from the hazardly. You want to think panding the bureau's already F.B.I. must operate accord- told builders they must behavioral science unit, a that if the F.B.L is doing considerable foreign pre- ing to the laws of whatever place the windows in peo- balancing act that led to a your cue, if something aw- sence- The F.B.I. is now in country it's doing business ple's homes at eye level so peaceful conclusion to last ful happens to you or your 33 countries, and Fred) in, the CIA. gathers intel- the F.B.I. can peek in. or in- year's 81-day standoff in- family, that you have the plans to double the number ligence in a much more un- sert microphones in the volving the Freemen in best scientists doing a thor- of foreign agents, called 'le- restrained manner. The fear walls of offices so the F.B.L Montana. ough, professional job. After gars,' legal attaches. He has is that if the individual in- can turn them on anytime One of Freeli's top prior- going aver there and looking also set up Russian squads in volved is ever extradited it wants.' ities is to restore the F.B.I. ar is I had some real doubts." four US. cities — hooked back to the United States, Even without these new edge in technology and sci- Plans for a new $130 mil- in with the police in Mos- evidence that was gained powers, the F.B.I. under ence, areas where the bu- lion facility at Quantico are cow — to monitor the unconstitutionally will be Freeh has had several recent reau has fallen dangerously raking shape, and Freeh has growing throe from the used to help convict him. well-publicized successes. behind. The main reason submitted an application to Russian marls and to track Indeed, despite the Though it failed to stop the for the F.B.I.'s many com- have the new lab accredited the theft of former Soviet bright-line initiative, Freeh World Trade Center bomb- puter problems, as well as by the American Society of acdcar material that might has not won many friends ing, agents in the New York for the scandals in its foren- Crime Laboratory Direc- end up in the hands of do- among civil libertarians. field office last winter col- sics lab, has been the bu- tors, something the F.B.L mestic U.S. terrorists. On They applauded his inter- lared a group of Muslim reau's mania for secrecy. never did for the old lab. the criminal front, the Rus- vention in the Richard Jew- fundamentalists before Until Froth arrived, if the Last month he announced sian legate recently cracked ell case, in which he ordered they fulfilled visions of bureau needed a computer the appointment of a new a ring in Moscow trying to agents who were inter- blowing up the Holland programmer or a lab tech- director for the lab, Dr. extort money from R_ J. rogating Jewell under the and Lincoln tunnels as well nician, he or she had to be a Donald M- Kerr Jr., former Reynolds by threatening to pretext of making a phony as the United Nations fully trained F.B.L agent as head of the Los Alamos adulterate its cigarettes, and training film to drop the building. It didn't stop the welL This is where they've National Laboratory. Kerr they tracked down a com- pretense and read the man bombing in Oklahoma really gotten into trouble. is an F.B.I. outsider - puter hacker from St. Pe- his Miranda Lights, but City, either, but, in an ex- because technological ad- which obviously appealed tersburg who had broken they're a lot less thrilled traordinary feat of detec- vances have moved so far to Freeh — and his back- into a Citibank branch in with the new surveillance tion, within a .day's time ahead of the bureau's capa- ground in nuclear weapon, Helsinki and moved $10.4 powers Freeh has requested agents had located the Ry- bility,' says a key aide in research may give lien an million ant of a customer's from Congress. Onc is the der axle, got adesmptian of the technology area at- edge in failing with new account capability to continue lis- who rented the truck and tached to the House Ap- problems related to theft of 'It's a much more dan- tening in to telephone con- had put out a sketch that propriations Committee. nuclear marenal and inter- gerous world today in cer- ference calls when the tar- was a dead ringer for Timo- 'I mean these guys went to national terrorism. tain degrees,' says Freeh. get of the original wiretap thy McVeigh. The next day law school, they majored in In the fingerprint The enemy in the cold liar warrant hangs up but the they had his name, found criminology; they're way — the F.B.L's tradi- had different uniforms and other parties keep talking. out that such a person had behind when it comes to tional strength — Freeh a geographical demarcation Another is something been stopped by the Kansas this stuff. But when you found another appalling by which we could distin- called "key-escrow encryp- state police — who were suggest getting in some situation. Ten years ago guish our vulnerability. tion.' Because of the diffi- about to let him go — and help, hiring people who ac- the bureau rejected a com- Now we're dealing with culties cracking encrypted made a phone call to say, tually know wait they're puterized system known loosely knit, ad hoc groups. computer files, including hold on, the FBI. wants to doing, they answer. 'Wait a as AFIS, or Automated They've got the ability to records of money transfers, talk to this guy. Then there minute, you're going to let Fingerprint Identification work against us with alio- Freeh wants a law requiring Continued en page 77

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was Andrew P Con...ran By the dine Gianai Ver- sace was murdered in Miami Beach in mid-July, Douglas Elliman the Fill had come under increasing criticism for not moving faster as Cunanan killed his way across the country. The bureau listened to its psychological profiling unit, whose unorthodox advice was nor to worry about catching the killer, but to let nature take its course. Cunanan, the profilers said was a classic paranoid, and paranoia is an illness that intensifies when a person under- goes stress, often unbearably so. Their advice was Prime OnoMadth NII PYI atAJB A MR Lem 7114Nallua 1 Acme Pan Arena. 5. Wool to keep the press briefings bland - no macho EMWEITELYRENENATEDHOW NEW DN MARKET PREWAR FEELS LINE A ROUSE alit that might provoke him into going Cu, in e A satanchall 3 NOPS. CAC. en .nom &we* rwarind 2 etta3 WI r lap lag Sumatra 11Nary ila 27 LA Nandart roriaaaddmaln l team ente-eml *flit asyncialAUI Mad La. 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IT lore rae.diorp mom red ffagmaier, head of the bureau's profiling unit in mart ELK 3 AWL EleoR xi of NM *WOW Rauh Cala= 151-7511 11' Nam. NilInga A 51101411alen equate. Quantico. 'I known animas hardhearted, but in imam ClgOnae IRMO 71W 6 Aeons Marble/curry OK. 3 beer. ft 351St35 ExCL choice between going our with a gun battle, I'll PeriMemlirMal 5 IMIMMIM. E'r I OUTDOOR S PA CE 11rom 1a111. 759-5567 DIU NINE ON PARK Ill 2 KR KW a Rpag r.leas ar M WEA/7111 Dane Saran take a suittide any day.' Dmst tomb erNIMML a rmfo wahl NdXT11.2415a*pm 1e , 5 FABULOUS FAMILY FINO In the war against drugs, Freeh has been less wart doo.EN,lAERR U IPERt NUT n WAWA 5 IL Gland acts lang in 100 PrOtrearl Senor. weasimrm.m1163M1 tablm 111-71111 Tana ado lase bedroom_ enamel mo- successful at making a differmacr., though F.B.I. 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