Hoover rushed to Atlantic City immediately after receiving Donnie's call.
Hoover had been paying close attention to the Teapot Dome oil field scandal, and recently, his Bureau of Investigation had also dispatched people to probe the matter.
However, this investigation wasn't authorized from above, so Hoover could only conduct it in secret!
Now that Donnie had called to tell him that Albert Fall was ready to confess everything he knew, Hoover's heart was immensely stirred.
This scandal was destined to become a scandal recorded in the annals of history, and it surely involved a significant number of people, especially White House officials and the President.
Additionally, coming to Atlantic City with Hoover were Rhode Granger and Olden.
Externally, both were Hoover's trusted confidants.
Donnie met with Hoover in his own office. Hoover, now the director of the Bureau of Investigation, carried an air of authority.
