The Plot to Kill King: The Truth Behind the Assassination
of Martin Luther King Jr.
This is an OUTSTANDING book, arguably the best ever compendium of the people,
events and documented evidence related to the assassination of Martin Luther
King Jr. Do not let the “1 star” reviews confuse you, they have been written
for the very purpose of reinforcing the lies and deceit that were planted
decades ago to hide the true story of the outrageous plot. The trolls are
easily identifiable because they are too cowardly to use their real names and
hide behind the most ridiculous and banal monikers, which usually connote the
opposite of what the term is meant to describe.
Dr. William Pepper has courageously–and
nearly singlehandedly–completed the investigation that should have been done by
the FBI nearly half a century ago. But, as he has amply demonstrated, since
that was the organization behind the set-up for MLK’s murder and cover-up, the
reason for their failure to conduct that inquiry becomes painfully obvious.
While Pepper has only hinted at the connection to the White House, to state that
the plot to kill King
was put in motion by high-level criminals in the FBI, with help from the local
Memphis police, the CIA and the leaders of the Dixie Mafia, along with a cover
up that repeated the same patterns as the JFK and RFK assassinations, as well
the that of the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty in 1967, it is no stretch to
complete the circle: That it was all done with either the blessing, the
instigation or at least the acquiescence of the POTUS himself: LBJ.
There are many stunning discoveries that
Dr. Pepper has uncovered as well, including the assertion that at least three
men within MLK’s own circle betrayed him, one of whom is still considered one
of the “leaders” of the civil rights “movement.” But under my “no spoilers”
rule, those names will not be repeated here, let it be sufficient to say that
they provided all that the FBI officials who were constructing the elaborate
plans needed to know as to the “comings and goings” of MLK to complete their
deadly mission.
