Smuggler's End: The Life and Death of Barry SealPelican Publishing Company, Inc. , 31 janv. 2016 - 320 pages The truth behind the CIA/Mena Conspiracy! Notorious Louisiana drug smuggler Barry Seal made countless runs from Central America to the United States, flying thousands of pounds of cocaine and marijuana into the country and making millions of dollars. When faced with criminal prosecution, Seal turned snitch for the DEA, but he continued to smuggle drugs into the US. In the 1980s, it was leaked under the Reagan administration that Seal was an undercover CIA operative working with the US government to aid Nicaragua in its fight against the Sandinistas. Seal's role in the conspiracy is large, and many FBI, CIA, DEA, and government officials are implicated in this exposé. Author Del Hahn reveals the true story of this infamous figure. |
Table des matières
The War on Drugs | |
The Target and Little Rock | |
Cocaine Airline | |
Murder Most Foul | |
The Myths Chapter 17 The Crimes of Mena | |
Spooks at Mena | |
The Cadillac Papers and Barrys Bank | |
Congress Investigates | |
I Have No Knowledge | |
The Christic Institute | |
Mister Wheaton | |
Title III Wiretap | |
Seal Cuts a Deal | |
The Nicaragua and Las Vegas Missions | |
Continuing Criminal Enterprises | |
Counterattacks | |
The Middle District of Louisiana Plea Agreement | |
Air Max and Air | |
Time Served | |
Clash of Egos | |
Terry Reed versus Time Magazine | |
N Number Games | |
Slopping Hogs and FBI Containment At Mena Chapter 27 Barry and the Boys | |
Closing Thoughts | |
Where Are They | |
Notes | |