Letter. Is this correct? Dear Sir or Madam: I am writing in connection with the negative reactions caused in the radio dramatization that I participated. As you know, for the great majority of people was extremely realistic. It was expected owing to the sophisticated sound effects I employed. But I have to admit that there were grounds for believing that it could happen. However, in that moment I did not realize the impact it could have in USA. As I said, it was only a dramatization, so it was part of my job. It is a well-known fact that I am an actor and it was part of what I do every single day. On the other hand, when the dramatization had finished, I went on the air to remind listeners that it was just fiction. I had thought that the audience could enjoy our performance. Nevertheless, I take this moment to apologize for the annoyance caused. Thank you for taking this into consideration. Yours sincerely. Orson Welles.