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1. Donnie Brasco -- Fbi Agent
   Donnie Brasco is a 1997 film about an FBI undercover agent trying for six years to infiltrate the New York Mafia. The plot is based on real-life events of Joseph D. Pistone, an FBI agent.
2. J. Edgar Hoover -- Fbi Director J. Edgar Hoover
   FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and Associate FBI Director Clyde Tolson.Speculation and rumors that Hoover was a homosexual have been suggested. However, there is no concrete evidence of these claims so they are mostly based upon speculation. The allegation that he was ... a crossdresser is generally considered to be an urban legend. Hoover's right-hand man, Clyde Tolson, was a constant companion for more than 40 years, and they often vacationed together. Hoover and Tolson were both lifelong bachelors, and Hoover lived with his mother until her death in 1938, when he was 43 years old. Hoover was raised a devout Presbyterian and considered the ministry as a career.
3. Jean Seberg -- Child
   [W]hen the gossip was spread, Jean tried to do the job herself, with an overdose of pills. The baby, born white, had to be taken two months early by Caesarean, and because of Jean's overdose, lived only two days. The father of the dead baby was French writer and diplomat, Romain Gary, author of several successful novels and one of several men Jean married. Jean wanted to display the infant in a glass casket for the world to see that the child was white.
4. Copperfield, David -- Las Vegas
   New reports say the reason the FBI raided the Las Vegas warehouse belonging to David Copperfield is because part of his act is a system to pick up women. One of these women may have been to girl now accusing him of rape. Here’s more:
5. Heather Graham -- Father
   Heather Joan Graham (born January 29, 1970) is an American actress, born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Heather Graham's father, Jim, is a retired FBI agent and her mother, Joan, is a noted author of children's books. Graham has a younger sister Aimee Graham, who is ... an aspiring actress and writer. Graham was brought up in a traditional Catholic family.
6. Department of Corrections -- Employees
   After a conference between Department and FBI officials, the FBI submitted a lengthy analysis of its standards for classifying potentially dangerous persons. The memorandum gave specific examples of "Communists and Communist sympathizers whose names appear in the Bureau's Security Index." However, the FBI did not provide any specific examples in the category "Espionage Suspects and Government Employees in Communist Underground." Assistant Director Ladd advised Director Hoover of the reason for excluding any such examples:
7. Greenpeace -- Information
   The two Australians in the Greenpeace film were convicted in a Brisbane court for their illegal act; supported by their testimony under oath, the court concluded that the two had been paid by the film crew to perform the unusual cruelty. Although Trevor Daley was certainly aware of this information, he neglected to mention it, and Greenpeace was able to use the film as a successful fundraiser.
8. Patty Hearst -- Patricia Hearst
   Patty Hearst is a 1988 film directed by Paul Schrader and starring Natasha Richardson as Patricia Campbell Hearst and Ving Rhames as SLA leader Cinque. It is based on Hearst's 1982 autobiography Every Secret Thing (co-written with
9. Mortgage Fraud -- Federal Bureau
   A report due to be released from the Federal Bureau of Investigation in the next "couple of weeks" will show mortgage fraud losses totaled $1 billion last year, an FBI spokesman told MortgageDaily.com. During the first half of 2006, fraud losses were $546 million.
10. J. Edgar Hoover -- Federal Bureau
    The director of the FBI, J. Edgar Hoover, died this day, May 2, 1972. For 48 years, under eight U.S. Presidents, he oversaw the Federal Bureau of Investigation, becoming famous for his dramatic campaigns to stop gangsters and organized crime.

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