Hole of Justice

Hole of Justice
by Peter G. Jimenea



(Warlords' Chronicle of Crime)
The "Gay" Puppet



He is an architect of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), a powerful office of expert law enforcers of the government tasked to deal with criminal syndicates and other organized crime. But among underworld characters he is known as "Proud Mary."



As head of the bureau, he is feared especially on the widespread belief that he had an African blood. Unfortunately, crime syndicate bosses knew that he is a homosexual often seen in sex parties at private hotel room where his bulldog feature hid in wig and dresses.



Worse, he was fully identified by many to be in the pocket of a crime boss who acquired picture of him enjoying sex with a man in his late thirties. They used it to force this very proud-brutal man to hands-off on organized crime. He is FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover



The rumor that Hoover was controlled by a syndicate makes sense. His failure to stop the "Crime Commission's" nationwide rackets has raised suspicion the Bureau would fail in handling it as the director resorted in running after bank-robbers in the Mid-West.



British investigative writer Anthony Summers' revelation about Hoover tells of a steady drip of information that linked the Mafia to US Pres. John F. Kennedy's assassination. The informants claim that the Mafia had also a damaging evidence of JFK's promiscuous sex life.



It was not clear on why the Mafia wants to destroy the president they have a bite-on. But Atty.-General Bobby Kennedy has a story that can tell all. He once forced Hoover to turn the FBI on the Mafia in a bid to win back public trust.



The attorney-general ignored the threats on his life, any price would be worth paying just to get back Hoover's neutrality. But as the Mafia associates had always said, the best way to disarm Bobby Kennedy is to kill his president brother - Jack.



It was through Bobby on why the FBI has won back the public trust. The experienced officers of the bureau has rocked the Mafia organization state by state. Its law enforcers has gone from strength to strength in combatting organized crime after Hoover's death.



The FBI's crime-busting operation resulted to the conviction of godfather John Gotti in 1992. As New York's "capo di tutti capi" (boss of the bosses) his conviction is as important as that of Don Vito Genovese, a former "capo di tutti" betrayed by Lansky and Frank Costello on approval of another ambitious mob "Lucky" Luciano.



In the underworld business, there is always jealousy, betrayal, double-cross, swindling and many other mess of underworld characters. As the story goes, the treacherous Luciano was also convicted later by Tom Dewey's effective crime-busting operation.



Summers implies there was carrot as well a stick for Hoover, a compulsive gambler following the horses being near as he came into a cultural life. It is said that "Prime Minister of Crime" Frank Costello paid him off by providing tips on fixed races, accepting his bet, but never demand payment when Hoover lost.



They say gays are more brutal and violent when angered compared to real men. It's true as the past record speaks of a despot ruler of a government office whose whims and caprices forced him to yield into becoming a Mafia puppet.



But whatever else is remembered of him, FBI Dir. Hoover has left his mark in history as the "Proud Mary" of the bureau, a homosexual with a bulldog feature and most of all, an evil smelling "gay" of his time.