Crime, Detective & Spy on page 5

We sat around our Uncle Nick’s kitchen table swapping stories. Phil came out with some of most fascinating things I ever heard. He chased rapists, robbers, and murderers and was a bodyguard for some of the most celebrated people in the world like Nehru, Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy, Nikita Khrushchev and even the Beatles. He offers the inside story on these men, and on many funny, provocative, entertaining and gruesome events with which he had to deal. He has an incredible memory for the slightest detail. And has proven to be a man who was willing to put his life on the line nearly every day of his life. I once asked Phil how he could singlehandedly disarm one of the “mutt’s, ...

An accidental find of a mutilated body at an abandoned U.S. Air Force brings a retired Military Investigator back into action. It all regards about historical events being applied to day up against Computer experts to find the killer and find why it was ever done. Action around the resort city of Myrtle Beach, S. C. and central France. Old friends get together to clear up the terrible event that none of them had anything to do with.

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Killings and koans, mayhem and metaphysics, the DoubleNickel Detective stories serve up the usual mix of characters, clues, and conundrums. Called DoubleNickel as a boy for his thick glasses, and 'Nick' as a college man, he remains without a name in the stories. He is a brown paper sack, a rumpled suit, a mutt of mixed ancestry. His father is Japanese; his mother is Irish. He is sardonic with a penchant for wit and whiskey. He is a private cop who lines up with the hard-boiled boys. Might be more here than meets the eye.

What if a police officer, during a routine traffic stop, wants to make a name for himself in the small town he lives in? He plants evidence in your possessions sending your life into a spiral of disbelief, fear, rage and determination. You are up against an aggressive cop and a small town legal system that goes by their own rules. That’s what happened to me, Kyle Sherrod, while traveling through a small town in Montana. My only hope rested upon our due process guarantees and an attorney that did not have my best interest at heart. So began years of small successes and devastating losses. Follow me as I realize the truth does not necessarily set you free. Through my story, I will rev ...