Anti-Flag - Got The Numbers

This constant pressure exacerbated the sense of isolation that had been familiar to Elvis for several years and which he hoped to get rid of in Germany. The already difficult atmosphere became even more painful when the leadership of Ar-ss-hey in New York received a threatening letter stating the intention of the East German special services to eliminate Elvis. Unlike Tom Parker, who did not attach any importance to this, the record company contacted the FBI, and its almighty director J. Edgar Hoover ordered the military command of the 7th Army to take the necessary measures.