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Die Hinrichtung des Martin Luther King.
William F. Pepper

Diederichs GmbH & Co. KG, Verlag Eugen, 2003

Orders to Kill: The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King, Jr

8 reviews
William F. Pepper

Warner Books, 1998

This stunning book deftly reveals the horrible truth.
As someone who reads widely and often, I can honestly say this: Very few books I have ever read have had as profound an impact upon me as Dr. William Pepper's meticulously and exhaustively researched "Orders To Kill". Dr. Pepper spent upwards of 18 years researching the facts behind the King Assassination and is probably the world's leading authority on the subject. "Orders To Kill" ...

An Act of State: The Execution of Martin Luther King

12 reviews
William F. Pepper

Verso, 2003

Absolutely compelling reading
This book is written by an English lawyer, who comes to these events with an analytical eye. He compiles evidence, and draws conclusions based on the evidence. The resulting portrait is not flattering to the US government. The evidence he cites points to apparantly rogue elements of the FBI and intelligence services actively involved in plotting and cover-up of the assasination attempt. This book ...

An Act of State: The Execution of Martin Luther King, New and Updated Edition

1 review
William F. Pepper

Verso, 2008

Compelling Story of US Government Role in Death of Martin Luther King
Edit of 8 May 08: Reverend Wright preaches in the negative, but this does not mean he is wrong, only inflamatory. Senator Obama's first instinct was correct: he can no more deny those who walked with us than we can the truth. In renouncing Reverend Wright, Senator Obama demonstrated his subordination to "the system," the same subordination that swallowed Colin Powell, who confused loyalty with ...

Orders to Kill: The Truth Behind the Murder of Martin Luther King

1 review
William F. Pepper

Carroll & Graf Pub, 1995

A Conspiracy You Can Believe
Bill Pepper, a personel friend of Dr. King's later became James Earl Ray's defense lawyer. Upon hearing Ray's testimony the King family was also convinced of Ray's innocense. Pepper documents tha tragic day of King's death, the HSCA hearings and Ray's TV trial. We're also introduced to the stories from Ray about the mysterious Raul, who hired Ray as a bag man for his smuggling operation. Ray ...