Title: This is the REAL FBI.
Product review: Mr. Schott is a retired special agent. His expose of the bureau includes the peccadillos of J. Edgar Hoover (who ordered that any vehicle he rode in make no left turns, hence the title) and the fruitcakes that rose to the rank of supervisor and/or above. After reading the book, I felt bad for the rank and file agents and distain for anyone above them. Although Schott is too kind to say this directly, it appears from the examples that he gives that Hoover nurtured a toxic work environment where the closer you worked to Hoover, the more you feared indiscriminate firing or disciplinary transfer to places like Butte, MO for those used to living in urban environments.
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