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Chief Tonis learned about the tunnels the hard way. Back in 1939. Tonis was an FBI agent assigned to tail a certain German spy in the U.S. Upon arriving in South Station, the suspect checked in at a Boston hotel and took a cab to Harvard, where he entered one of the River Houses. In the evening, he returned to his hotel. The next day he repeated his visit to Cambridge, entering the same House. But he never came...
...next seen, much later, in New York. He had escaped, the FBI concluded, through the tunnels. When Tonis became police chief in 1962, one of his first moves was to take an exhaustive tour of the tunnels to familiarize himself with them...
Public reaction to law enforcement intelligence operations has harmed the Federal Bureau of Investigation's ability to prevent crime, Clarence M. Kelly, former director of the FBI, told 50 students at Boston University Law School yesterday...
Kelly, who handed over his post as director of the FBI last February to Missouri Judge William Webster, said he favors wire--tapping as a means of preventing crime before it occurs, although it violates the privacy of the individual...
...judge ordered the Justice Department last summer to hand the tape transcripts over to him. The FBI taped the conversations in Patriarca's office, and has since conceded that the electronic eavesdropping was illegal...