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To: christian@aramis.rutgers.edu
Subject: Film Rumor
You may post this if you wish.
Boy this is an ooooold one. This has been making the church
bulletin circuit for about 15 years. Looks like it oozed
across the equator to the antipodes.
It's not a complete hoax, though. The film was made, in Germany,
in about 1977. I can't give the exact year. I did hear an
interview with the maker on TV. I encountered the story again
(church bulletin, of course) in the 80s. We were ordered to
send letters of outrage to somebody or another.
One clue is the attorney general. William Scott was AG in
Illinois from 1969. I can't find when his term ended, but
he was in in 78, but out in 81. The IL AG office probably has
a form letter on this, since they probably have been getting
regular tranches of letters from outraged bulletin readers
for a decade or more.
PDF. not an official spokesman
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