Oller provides a deep dive into the lesser-known agents who fought crime in the 1930s, revealing their struggles and contributions, overshadowed by Hoover's fame.
John Oller highlights the anonymity of FBI agents during the 1930s, as J. Edgar Hoover sought to be the sole prominent figure associated with the Bureau's accomplishments.
In moving beyond the mythology surrounding 1930s criminals, Oller aims to give voice to the agents who risked everything chasing them, and whom history has often forgotten.
Through interviews with families of forgotten agents, Oller sheds light on their stories, hoping to enhance public recognition for those who played pivotal roles in law enforcement.
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