This Is Your FBI: The Bogus Hijacking

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To become a special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, an applicant must pass a rigid series of metal, physical and character examinations. Passing them does not mean however that he will exercise his talents while seated behind a desk.

Special agents go everywhere. traveling as something other than a law enforcement officer. Occasionally they assume the part of salesmen, messengers, taxi drivers, bank employees, factory workers and 101 other roles. Sometimes as in tonight's case, they even pass themselves off as criminals.

Tonight's FBI file opens at police headquarters in a large Midwestern city. A lineup is about to begin. Seated behind a glass wall just in front of the well-lighted stage are two people. One is Detective George Green.

The other is a stocky leather jacketed man. A group of suspects marches onto the stage. After they got lined up Baxter just take your time and study each man. Okay. That's all right. You can talk up.