| Role | Name |
|---|
| 1. Washington Post crime-beat reporter, helped break the story | |
| 2. Washington Post crime-beat reporter, helped break the story | |
| 3. Deputy FBI Director and anonymous WaPo source, alias 'Deep Throat' | |
| 4. Senator (D-NC) and Chair of Senate Watergate Committee | |
| 5. DC District Court Judge; tried burglars, and ordered release of White House tapes | |
| 6. 'Plumber,' GEMSTONE mastermind, later radio host | |
| 7. Bay of Pigs veteran 'Plumber,' pulp novelist, Ellsberg burglar | |
| 8. Watergate burglar V.G. | |
| 9. Watergate burglar B.B. (Ellsberg burglary veteran) | |
| 10. Watergate burglar J.M. (first to implicate White House involvement) | |
| 11. Watergate burglar E.M. (Ellsberg burglary veteran) | |
| 12. Watergate burglar F.S. (Bay of Pigs planner) | |
| 13. Attorney General and later CRP director, high-level coverup planner | |
| 14. CRP Treasurer, passed slush fund checks (possibly unknowingly) | |
| 15. CRP Finance Chairman, fund-raiser | |
| 16. CRP Deputy Director, implicated Presidential foreknowledge of burglary | |
| 17. White House Chief of Staff, suggested using CIA to block FBI investigation | |
| | Role | Name |
|---|
| 18. White House Counsel and Chief Domestic Advisor high-level coverup planner, aka 'The Berlin Wall' | |
| 19. White House Counsel and key witness for the Senate Watergate Committee | |
| 20. Attorney General, kept quiet about coverup and resigned after short tenure | |
| 21. First Watergate Special Prosecutor, whose firing was heart of 'Saturday Night Massacre' | |
| 22. Attorney General who resigned rather than fire #21 | |
| 23. Deputy Attorney General who ALSO resigned rather than fire #21 | |
| 24. Solicitor General who ACTUALLY fired #21, later doomed Supreme Court nominee | |
| 25. Special Counsel for the President, White House 'hatchet man' | |
| 26. CRP member, 'Plumber,' and letter-forger in the '72 primaries | |
| 27. White House aide and 'bag man' who ran money to burglars | |
| 28. Second Watergate Special Prosecutor who successfully sued for access to the White House tapes | |
| 29. Presidential Secretary, claimed accidental erasure of '18 1/2 minute gap' | |
| 30. Chief 'Plumber' and instigator of Ellsberg burglary | |
| 31. FBI Director, destroyed files on request of #19 | |
| 32. Presidential appointments secretary, confirmed that White House tapes existed | |
| 33. President of the United States, instigated illegal activities by CRP and White House staff, approved cover-up of same | |
| President of the United States, issued pardon for #33 | |
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