Glenn Miller Conspiracy review

Famed band-leader Glenn Miller was a superstar of his and subsequent generations, who previously had accepted the US Military position that Miller had died over the English Channel during World War II. Miller spoke German, a fact not known to many and as one of the most revered stars in the world, he had great influence in his secret broadcasts to Germany which accompanied performances of his music by his band. The subsequent cover up story is almost as fascinating as Miller's secret life.

Product Details

•Paperback : 267 pages

•Publisher : Creative Book Publishers International

•Release Date : April 15, 2009
•Language : English

•Product Dimensions : 8.9 x 6 x 0.9 inches

•Shipping Weight : 13.6 ounces

Product Description

The Glenn Miller Conspiracy is like stepping back into the past. “The Glenn Miller Conspiracy” by Hunton Downs is a book that tries to explain the disappearance and death of Glenn Miller on Dec 15, 1944.

The book purports that Miller died not in a plane crash, but was tortured to death while on a secret mission for Eisenhower. Author, Hunton Downs has managed to support some of his claims with documentation collected over 60 years of investigation into this matter. One could almost say he is obsessive in his belief that the true nature of Millers military service and the cause of his subsequent death were all part of a massive cover-up.

The allegation that Miller was fluent in German and made secret broadcasts, complete with band music, to Germany has pretty much has been substantiated. Other documentation in the book appears to support Hudson's theory that Miller worked for the US Psychological Warfare Division. The Glenn Miller Conspiracy book price range is $12.92.