john fetterers kept his job. when that letter had zero effect despite the fact it got to the white house counsel, charlotte fetterers sister decided to push it further. she picked up the phone and got the white house counsel on the phone to raise the issue with him again. charlotte fetterers sister explained what the white house counsel told her when she informed him a powerful government official appointed by president regan was violently abusive to his wife, who was her sister. he said the president would never knowingly keep a spouse abuser in a top administration job but at this point he said it was a private dispute. he did ask me have you ever seen him hit her and i said no but i've seen the black eyes, bruises and broken eyeglasses. even after that phone call from charlotte fetterers sister, the white house still did nothing with that information. they stayed quiet. john fetterers stayed on at his hig high-profile job but by february of 1985, that story which the white house was trying to push aside and no

fetters wrote that story is because her violent, abusive husband worked for ronald reagan. alt -- at a very senior job. he was john fedders. he was the enforcement director. that's an intimidating job and he was an intimidating guy. he was 6'10". but ronald reagan made that mention about intensifying the drive and his wife wrote a letter documenting the phenomenon. in the marriage of one of his own high-ranking appointees. that letter she wrote was given to regan's white house counsel but after reading that letter, the white house decided to do nothing. john fedders kept his job. at the s.e.c. when that letter had zero effect despite the fact it got to the white house counsel, charlotte fetters sister decided to push it further. she picked up the phone and got the white house counsel on the phone to raise the issue with him again. charlotte fedders' sister explained what the white house counsel told her when she informed him a powerful government official appointed by president regan was violently abusive to his wife, who was her sister. he said the president would never knowingly keep a spouse abuser in a top adm