Following the success of his previous book The Six Secrets , Daniel Springfield has once again brought into question the facts surrounding seven tragic events over the past six decades. From the mysterious death of Marilyn Monroe, the subsequent assassination of JFK, and the tragic events of 911, when the world watched the collapse of the World Trade Towers, Springfield weaves a narrative of intrigue and suspense. Taking the reader on a journey of possibilities that may or may not have a depth of truth in our recent history, leaving many questions unanswered. ..

The NSA (National Security Agency) remained secretive for a reason. A saying behind the scenes was, 'If no one talks, then no one dies.' The NSA, then the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), were setup after WWII, being fuelled by government moneys, yet both classified as 'independent' ... controlled by a select group of some of the most powerful men in America. Dr Max Stroheim spent 34 years with the NSA from its inception, yet never talked of the incredible things he saw. The risks to his family were too great. Max's closest colleagues had talked ... and died. On his deathbed Max hints to his only son, an underachieving LA journalist named CJ Stroheim, to delve ..