David Wayne

I love the logical thought and deductive reasoning on display. Even if they find the plane, it has still been set up that something is off. Belzer & co. takes us through all the evidence in the- not so simple question- of what happened to flight MH370 and the media's (as usual) inept handling. I have my own ideas based on the facts- but I won't spoil it by including them. As someone fascinated by flight, I also enjoyed the background on Boeing 777 & how sophisticated the technology is which show more leads us to the statement of the Prime Minister of Malaysia, "planes don't just disappear. " show less

Dead Wrong 2: Diana, Princess of Wales – Chillingly Comprehensive

Diana, Princess of Wales, met a tragic end in the early morning hours of August 31, 1997, in what appeared to be an unfortunate traffic accident. Supposedly speeding through a Paris tunnel, driven by an intoxicated chauffer, her boyfriend by her side, the car wrecked as it was chased by a horde of paparazzi.

At least that's what you're supposed to believe.

Authors Richard Belzer and David Wayne know the truth: Princess Diana show more was not only assassinated, she knew she would be murdered. She even knew how it would happen, it was simply a matter of when. Belzer and Wayne present the facts to prove what is easily one of the most shocking, deliberate acts of murder of all time. Even more chilling, when you realize those who carried out this heinous scheme got away with it…scot free.

Two young boys lost their mother because their grandparents, especially their grandfather, Prince Philip, felt nothing but antipathy toward the beloved woman who was truly “The People’s Princess.” You, too, will feel the bile rise in the back of your throat as you discover the ways in which Princess Diana was used and abused by the Royals and those closest to the Mountbatten-Windsors.

All too many of the terrible things you’ve heard about her, Dodi Fayed, Henri Paul, and others sadly involved in the tragedy simply are not true. Belzer and Wayne have impeccably researched this e-book, as they have their other collaborations, “Dead Wrong” and “Hit List.” The facts written here (and most carefully footnoted) are irrefutable – and terrifying. Thanks to Richard Belzer’s engaging writing style, his voice comes through as if he was sitting with you, relating the story personally.

Princess Diana was only five minutes from a hospital, suffering internal injuries that she would have survived. A complex, covert plan was underway to ensure she didn’t live to see another day.

That plan also included killing Henri Paul (her sober driver that night) and Dodi Fayed, her boyfriend whom by all accounts she planned to wed. In the process, bodyguard Trevor Rees-Jones was so badly injured his face needed extensive reconstructive surgery and he has limited memory of the events of that fateful moment. Ironically, he was taken to the very hospital where Princess Diana’s life would have been saved.

"Dead Wrong 2" lays it all out there in extensively researched truth, so intensely compelling once you begin reading this e-book you won't be able to stop until you've finished. What you thought you knew has nothing whatsoever in common with what actually happened. This book sets the record straight, once and for all.

Available through Amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Wrong-Diana-Princess-Wales-ebook/dp/B00GH6XBKC/ref=sr... show less

The book covers unlimited speculation and intrigue surrounding the deaths of the famous and not nearly so famous, ten in all. I read only the parts covering President Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, and Vince Foster. For conspiracy advocates this book presents will provide a fool's paradise.

Some day we may find that one of the theories was in fact real, but most of us will be long gone ourselves and what difference would it make other than exposing the plot long after the event with little show more consequence.

I personally do not believe in the great conspiracies posed, primarily on the Kennedy assassination but they do make interesting speculation considering motives ranging from the mafia to LBJ. In Vince Fosters case they don't even speculate on those behind it which I found puzzling, apparently leaving it to the reader's imagination. The most annoying aspect of the book was a repetition of similar angles to seemingly fill up space in the book.

Not a bad presentation overall but nothing particularly new or sensation just the typical hype and fodder for late night talk radio. show less

Interesting forensic & evidence analysis book that, if it doesn't have full answers, at least finds a lot of holes in the official ones.