Murder the Whistleblower is a deep-dive into the American government. This true crime story details an attempt to murder the author by his fiancée, her lawyer, and corrupt government agents. Just how far will those in positions of power go to silence those with knowledge of their illegal deeds?
Murder the Whistleblower is a deep-dive into the American government. This true crime story details an attempt to murder the author by his fiancée, her lawyer, and corrupt government agents. Just how far will those in positions of power go to silence those with knowledge of their illegal deeds?Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Donald Smith was born into a large family in central Kentucky. He suffered incredible loss as a child. From his beloved sister dying from leukemia to a fire that consumed his family's home and everything they owned, Donald is no stranger to grief. The pain he dealt with from an early age instilled a sense of perseverance in him. After leaving home, Donald's dream of having a family of his own became a reality, with two wonderful children and a God-sent grandson.Donald is self-taught in many areas. He worked up to ninety hours per week in multiple jobs. He developed multiple technologies including plastic remediation, electrical and energy technology, tire and rubber remediation technology, potable/pure water technologies and earth-saving green energies.Donald is the recipient of numerous national and international awards, including the coveted Million Dollar Round Table Silver Record Award in insurance, Congressional National Leadership Award, Life Member of Global Directory of Who's Who in business, and more.While Donald has been plagued by illnesses-including spinal disease, heart failure, coronary disease, and cancer-he hasn't let this stop him from his quest for knowledge and authorship of volumes of true crime and injustice books.
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