Stephen J. Ross

And so he alerts his spymaster, particularly James Sheldon from the Anti-Nazi League.

And Sheldon immediately recruits one of his top agents, Mario Buzzi, who had helped foil the Nazi Klan proposed alliance in the early 40s.

He recruits Buzzi and he recruits a woman, Renee Fruchbaum, and they go down to Atlanta.

claiming to be fascists, part of the Italian Fascist League.

And they want to make an alliance with the Colombians in particular because the Klan is too moderate.

So they want an alliance with the Colombians.

And they love – the Colombians love this idea, particularly Berkses.

Oh, now we can expand to the northeast.

This will be great.

Well, René Fruchbaum also offers to help them.

And when she goes into their ramshackle offices, she sees everything's in disarray.

And she says to Burke and to his partner, Loomis, Homer Loomis, you know, I've done secretarial work and I don't need your money, but I love your cause.

And so how about I'll stay here for the next several nights and just get all your files together?

And they love the idea of having this woman both get their files together, but also there are a lot of young men who are joining the Columbians.

And the idea of seeing an attractive young woman would be another plus for them.

What they didn't understand is that she did put them in order, but she also had, just like in James Bond, she had a cigarette lighter that was actually a camera.

And so for three nights, she was photographing every piece of information.

And at the end of three nights, she had over 200 pages of photographs.

The photographs are processed.

They're sent back down to the assistant attorney general, who they're all working with in cooperation.