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BRB 92/ FBI WASH 00* 60- MR.SULLIVAN . os/17/no . 11:45 FAX 202 220 . 1665 &#39;PEPPER HAMILTON h @003HQ qk l92.0P.t.r--» Hamilton Square 600 Fourteenth Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20005-2004 202.220.1200 Fax 202.220.1665 August 2, 2000 VIA FACSIMILE: 202-324-3525 |:| Unit Chief @+1,t7;r ~l&#39;%,,ztz> /V was FPIMSU Federal Bureau of Investigation 935 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, D.C. 20535-0001 Re: Discovery Chanel Understanding Series Dear Mr. Tomb: I represent th92e% Comp_ap<C&#39;WC! §onkite-W_ardin matters of rights clearances and other legal matters rélating lo Eeiftelevision progrgrélproduction activities CWC is the production company of long-time associates Walte Q ronlgte and CWC has produced a series of programs for the Discovery Chanels Understanding series. The topics _are treated in an educational, documentary-style manner and have included such subjects as Understanding Pyramids, Understanding Weather, etc. One of the shows currently in production is "Understanding Murder. The producer of Understanding Murder is seeking a contact person at the Federal Bureau of Investigation who could: ! provide information on high-prole murder investigations by the FBI; and ! supply images of perpetrators and crimes. With respect to the latter, the goal would be to obtain clearance orn the FBI to use the images and, because of the production standards of CWC and concern for audience sensibilities, the aim would be to secure images that are not too graphic for television. Of course, the credits would acknowledge the , assistance and courtesy of the FBI.. I would be verygrateful if any assistance your ofce can provide. ---_ Sincerely ,, yours, §§7:f!-/&#39;i1,,1-/0;~}&#39;*»é{;/Ma/pp/./it Q R | @|N AL Q! ta; t./_ Gar-y gqqrgan 8OH H QQ 1Ql-1]llii l¬lpl$i_§,K92I$:nnsylvaniaWashington, D.C. Detroit, Midrigan NW YOIR, NW Ylk 7i"15"&#39;8h- P¢""$Y1"="i= Wilmington. Delaware Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Berwyn, Pennsylvania Cherry Hill, New Jerscy w92wl.pcppzr|aw.com to I g v P u b I i c i t yl Internet Media b6 T0 b7C From: Subject: CLOSEOUT OF ASSIGNMENT Pepper HamiltonLLP/ GaryRinkerman [Di 1559 File #: 80-HQ-1 077659 Date: 1 1/1/00 By letter dated 8/2/00, captionedcompany requestedFBI assistancewith a TV documentary Understandingre Murders.A call was maderequesting a more detailed letter;no secondletter was submitted. A call this date wasmade and Ms. KarenHayes ofCronkite-Ward Companyin Washington, DC, saysthe program wasproduced WithoutFBI participation. i No further action byOPCA is required atthis time. This projectcan beclosed. 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Reading, Pennsylvania, was the subject of a UPI news release 7/28/75 which set forth subject, during discussions of his extremist activities on CBS news 7/28/75, stated he had been a "Federal Agent all along," and to point out "Federal Agent" referred to by subject apparently relates to his former capacity as an informant for the CV5 Tobacco and Firearms BATF!. Bureau of Alcohol, { W i A UPI pres} release 7/28/75 at yew York sets forth subject appearedon»&#39;q§§,news. Cr Walteigg9I1l<ite" Z/-23115.. with and was interviewed y CBS correspondent Fred Graham. Subject is described as a former Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan and leader of the American Nazi Party and according to the UPI release, Graham stated court records contain sworn testimony by Federal agents that subject carried out under cover missions "including one approved by the National Security Council." 92 Subject, in discussing his extremist activities on GBS, stated 0/s he hadbeen "federal a Agentall along." &#39; éL_§ 3 Subject, whitedQ¥g,R§byears 77- L/@1¢_Q@92ofageresides in Reading, Pennsylvania. He is currently an Administrative Inde subject of the Philadelphia Office as a result of his 3 association with the white hate United Klans of America in a Q} leadership capacity and his continued association with other white hate groups and extremist organizatiQQS. He has been 2 N38interviewed.by &#39;2. Agentsof the Philadelphia i?TT%3@§§§§%§T: . developmentimes, is &#39;otaninformant an informants norby has the FBI.he ever @125 e RIGu%§H §all . 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An article subsequently appeared in CV5 "The Philadelphia Inquirer" 7/13/75 concerning the closed hearings and included excerpts of testimony by a BATF Agent who stated.subject was operated as a BATF informant during 1972 and 1973.
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