FBI Tales

by Richard S. Clark


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Softcover
£10.75
Softcover
£10.75

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 18/12/2000

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 208
ISBN : 9781588201232

About the Book

Tautly and tartly told true tales from the author’s career as a criminal case agent with the FBI in the U.S. and abroad. The photograph is on the occasion of a visit to Buckingham Palace whilst serving as Legal Attaché, London, the most senior and decorated (no not decorative) FBI agent overseas. Mrs. Clark wishes to point out that she was not attired thus while accomplishing thirty moves in thirty years with precious little help from movers or Mr. Clark.


About the Author

Richard S. Clark was born in 1928 in Chicago and spent much of his life chasing her more notorious residents, including locating Sam Giancana several times, to the distress of the CIA.

After a reverse Rockwell childhood he escaped to Tucson, Arizona, where he euchred a precarious JD from the University of Arizona and won the heart of the lady by his side, 50 some summers now. They went directly into the FBI, living all over the country and the world. Mexico and London were magical. They retired to La Jolla, California, to write (J. Edgar is stirring uneasily) sketch (study and teach) and travel, (a dozen home exchanges in Europe). They have four lovely, lippy offspring scattered around the world carping about abuse and favoritism.