Larry Hancock Volgorde van de boeken

Set in a nightmarish 1950s filled with communist spies and government conspiracies, this science fiction mystery follows investigative reporter Matt Sinkage as he uncovers a potential alien invasion. The narrative intricately explores themes of paranoia and deception, reflecting the era's anxieties about authority and truth. With its blend of cult-classic elements and a complex plot involving corrupt officials and mysterious organizations, this four-volume collection offers a gripping commentary on the intersection of fear and reality in a tumultuous time.

Walter Sinkage's quiet suburban life is shattered when he witnesses several UFOs flash past in the sky. His search for the truth about the UFOS and the suspicious disappearance of his brother Matt, leads him to an alien abduction support group and confrontation with the Church of Cosmic Enlightenment. When Walter also vanishes, police detective Eddy Dime finds himself stymied while trying to uncover the truth behind what happened to the two brothers and other victims of what he believes may be an alien conspiracy that reaches into the highest and murkiest echelons of government power

Several years after his fateful final encounter with would-be presidential assassin Matt Sinkage, private detective Phil Housley finds himself reluctantly protecting a paranoid lawyer from alien abductions, sinister government agents, and mad scientists. At the same time Housley is battling demons from his past that threaten to unravel his own fragile sanity.

The book reveals a compelling narrative that Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination was the result of a conspiracy involving racial terrorists linked to the Mississippi Burning murders. Through newly uncovered FBI files and forensic evidence, the authors present a detailed investigation into the motivations and orchestrators behind this tragic event, shedding light on the darker aspects of America's civil rights history.

The book delves into the serious efforts by military and civilian intelligence to investigate unidentified aerial objects over three decades, highlighting their use of conventional intelligence methods. Despite these efforts, the investigations faced significant challenges, leading to public relations issues for the U.S. Air Force. Ultimately, the inability to resolve the complexities of these "unknowns" resulted in the abandonment of the UFO problem, illustrating a profound failure of the intelligence system to address what were deemed national security threats.

Focusing on over sixty years of military and terror threats against the United States, this book delves into the intelligence tools and practices that have issued warnings of such attacks. It critically assesses the nation's preparedness and evaluates the effectiveness of military responses and national command authority in addressing these threats. Through this analysis, the book sheds light on the ongoing challenges and lessons learned in national security.

Deniable covert operations have a long history, utilized by every U.S. president and administration since World War II. These activities often involve surrogates, allowing American personnel to maintain distance and layers of deniability. The book explores the evolution and implications of these covert actions, revealing how they have shaped U.S. foreign policy and military strategy throughout the decades.

Depicts the network of violent extremists and militant racists, including Sam Bowers, J.B. Stoner and the Reverend Wesley Swift who plotted over a number of years to try and assassinate Martin Luther King, Jr.

The book delves into the CIA's covert involvement in political assassinations throughout history, highlighting the agency's ability to maintain plausible deniability while influencing events in countries like Guatemala and Congo. It reveals how CIA operatives provided support without direct orders for killings, shaping outcomes while sidestepping accountability. The narrative emphasizes the importance of transparency and the lessons learned from the release of classified information, advocating for greater public access to governmental actions amidst ongoing foreign conflicts.

Delving into the assassination of JFK, this edition presents a comprehensive examination of over 14,000 documents, including diaries and recordings, revealing a cover-up orchestrated by the new President. It highlights credible testimonies from individuals linked to the covert operations against Castro and the U.S. government's assassination plans. By evaluating these confessions, the book uncovers the intricate web of connections among conspirators and illustrates how the narrative surrounding JFK's murder was manipulated, impacting historical perception.