Getting Away with Murder - And Costra's Crimes - In U.S. Public Life (Paperback)

A series of murders and felonies in high places makes this story disguised as fiction a gripping page-turner. Particularly since they were committed by and against presidents, vice presidents, politicians of all stripes and powerful personages in various branches of our government and, sometimes, of foreign ones as well. A number of these crimes were committed in collusion with professional mobsters and henchmen hired for the purpose, creating an unusual set of circumstances: governments, foreign and domestic, in partnership with the underworld. Although others have covered these events in nonfiction works, in most cases they have avoided the dangerous conclusions in this novel, such as the murder of a famous movie star (disguised as suicide) and the lover of an iconic politician (disguised as an accident). Also exposed are the great unpunished and unsolved assassinations of the twentieth century: JFK (clearly not done by the patsy accused of it), RFK (ditto), Martin Luther King (ditto), and J. Edgar Hoover. This book reveals the motives and brains behind these and other heinous crimes covered up by the very powers that committed them. The novel uncovers the sex and personal lives of the killed and their killers, as well as those of their movie-star and Mafia accomplices, naming their (in some cases mutual) sexual partners, some of which were regular participants in the White House, Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe sex parties. The mere possibility that any one of these events could actually have taken place is unsettling enough. Taken as a whole they form a mind-boggling compendium of criminal conduct nearly inconceivable in this day and age, above all considering that the American public has been led to believe, through manipulative use of the media and the proactive intervention of top-level government officials themselves, that everything has been done "by the book." Aware that, while others have tried to pseudonymously evade consequences, I am willing to put my life at risk by using my own name. But it is a story worth telling for Americans to get an idea of the powerful forces they are up against. Forces capable not only of high crimes but, more importantly, able to cover them up officially and seamlessly.