Encyclopedia of domestic assassinations: The US/UK Smear, Harass, Blackmail, Bribe, Incarcerate, or Murder all Influential Dissidents

About the Author
Preface
What This Encyclopedia Can and Cannot Prove
Scholarly Standards
Your Choice
No Ulterior Motives
A Few Technical Notes
Chapter 1: Cloak-and-Dagger Overview
Hunter-Gatherers and Ancient Complex Societies
The Gracchi Brothers of Rome
Non-Lethal Approaches: Three Illustrations
A Labor Leader and a Judge of the Early 20th Century
District Attorney Jim Garrison
A Governor of the State of Illinois
Assassinations: A Few Case Histories
Abraham Lincoln
Herr Poth and Mr. Sherman
Dag Hammarskjöld
Michael Hastings
Martin Vincent Mahoney
Cloak-and-Dagger Smoking Gun Evidence
Testimonials
Is the Cloak-and-Dagger Strategy Effective?
Conclusion
Chapter 2. Politicians
Hale Boggs
Jo Cox
Bronson Cutting
John Malcolm Fraser
John Heinz
Charles August Lindbergh Sr.
Huey Long
Allard Lowenstein
Larry P. McDonald
Leo Ryan
John Tower
Jim Traficant
Paul Wellstone
Chapter 3: Journalists
Danny Casolaro
Bill (Milton William) Cooper
Michael Hastings
Ernest Hemingway
Walter Liggett
Jonathan Moyle
Anson Ng
David Graham Phillips
Mark Pittman
Gary Webb
Chapter 4: Writers
Ernest Hemingway
Richard Wright
Chapter 5: Minority Rights, Peace, and Anti-Poverty Activists
Fred Hampton
Marcus Garvey
Martin Luther King
Malcolm X
Chapter 6: Environmental Advocates
Judi Bari
Matt Simmons
Chapter 7: Singers-Songwriters
Why Murder Musical Celebrities?
Bobby Darin
Brian Jones
Luke Kelly
Bob Marley
Jim Morrison
Phil Ochs
Chapter 8: Other Victims
Arthur Caron
Beverly Eckert
Tracy Lawrence
Phillip Marshall
Deborah Jeane Palfrey
Aaron Russo
Shane Schmidt
Aaron Swartz
Pat Tillman
Epilogue: What can be Done?
Appendix: A Sampler of Future Entries
Smears, Job Losses, Legal Troubles, and Incarceration Clusters
Assassination Clusters
Suspicious Smears, Job Losses, Legal Troubles, and Incarcerations
Suspicious Deaths or Proven Murders
Notes and References