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‘¢ we Sean, sain CTARDANO FOR HO, BA ~ 4 . ? ah Office-Mem sum + wnireD. == GOVERN 'MENT To : Mr, DeLoach\: pate: 11-20-59 ow i] f ¢ Talson a Be linant shee Ct ae ol . ack SEOM : M, A. sones7 VA ieoa ? Rohe * - . Parsons suajscr: VINCELPT MAD DCG" COLL. seeen — THSCUNTOUCHABLES _ ok - i ~ DESILU PRODUCTION . / Tele, Room /“\ CHANNEL 7, WMAL Sent “® NOVEMBER. 1g, 1959 s ws i . A noel Last night "The Untouchables" portrayed the criminal activities Soren of Vincent ' Mad Dog" Coll, a New York hoodlum who had a psychopathic hatred towards New York beer baron "Dutch" £chultz. The program depicted means by which Call, a demented thug with uncontrollable homicidal tendencies, attempted to cause Schultz financial ruin. In trying to hurt Schultz, Coll kidnaps and murders one "Lefty" Gallagher, a Schultz bodyguard, for whom he attempted to extort $100, 000 ransom from Schultz. There is no indication whatsoever of interstate transportation of the kidnap victim. In fact it appears that the body was found in New York City, the-same place where the kidnaping occurs. ‘The Untouchables” headed by Els ess entered the action following the kidnaping, commenting to . local police that they can go into this now because of thekidnaping. While at no | | time is any mention made that The Untouchables" are connected with the FBI, the suggestion is conveyed that jurisdiction in kidnap matters falls within the authority of ' The Untouchables. " waltgy/rinehel once again figured prominently as a narrator of this program. pose OBSERVATION: While no mention was made that "The Untouchables” are members of the FBI, there is a tendency to usurp FBI jurisdiction for the purposes of portraying achievements of other law enforcement agencies. A continuation of this trend will be watched carefully as future programs of this series are monitored by the Crime Research Section. RECOMMENDATION: Mey 5 GY, - S25Y9 - o3 For information. - “oe og Noy 27.4989 . . + (4). eg eh /, ~ ele ne B2HeC 31958 yy) ye