Hard Drive - Todd, Mary; Villegas, Christina
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Dr. Shane Todd's mysterious death in Singapore has already received international attention. 48 Hours has a viewership of over eight million people, and its producer, Susan Zirinski, is going to advertise "Hard Drive" on September 6th, when "Spies, Lies, and Secrets," the story Shane's death in Singapore is re-aired. Hard Drive will also be marketed through social media---on author's website, www.shanesharddrive.com, on Facebook, on www.justice4shanetodd.com, and on twitter. We also plan to start a blog and to actively seek speaking opportunities at universities, civic organizations, and…mehr

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Dr. Shane Todd's mysterious death in Singapore has already received international attention. 48 Hours has a viewership of over eight million people, and its producer, Susan Zirinski, is going to advertise "Hard Drive" on September 6th, when "Spies, Lies, and Secrets," the story Shane's death in Singapore is re-aired. Hard Drive will also be marketed through social media---on author's website, www.shanesharddrive.com, on Facebook, on www.justice4shanetodd.com, and on twitter. We also plan to start a blog and to actively seek speaking opportunities at universities, civic organizations, and churches. At the National Publicity Summit in NYC, several TV and radio outlet representatives said they want to highlight the story as soon as the book is published. CNBC has already contacted us in regards to a possible documentary.
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Christina Villegas is Dr. Shane Truman Todd¿s cousin and one of his closest friends since childhood. Christina holds a Ph.D. in Politics from the Institute for Philosophic Studies at the University of Dallas, where she was an Earhart Fellow. She currently teaches American Government at California State University, San Bernardino and is a freelance writer. She has been interviewed on radio shows throughout the country and her research on public policy has been cited by a variety of media outlets including CNN, CSPAN, The Atlantic, the New York Post, and the Huffington Post. Christina lives in Southern California with her husband Manuel.