PBS:Conscience and the Constitution:Resistance



	James Omura - on threats from Min Yasui (transcript) "But just before he left, I was holding the door open to the street, he turned around and says, 'I'm going to see you go to prison, one way or another.' Over the weekend, I thought about that. That bothered me a great deal. And on Monday morning I came to work. I told the publisher, 'I think this man is an informant. And so we ought to try to confirm it.' I didn't ask the publisher to call the FBI She volunteered. She knew an FBI agent. She made the call. And they told her that Mr. Yasui isn't in yet. He's a little bit late this morning, and that we should try the marshal's office, so I decided to call the Marshal's office. And when I called they told me that 'Mr. Yasui is very late this morning. It's possible that he sometimes go to the FBI first before reporting in.'"