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Two great books from the Evidential Details Mystery Series combined. The greatest unsolved Civil War mystery that led directly to the bloodiest day in American History, the European decision not to recognize the Confederacy, and the timing of the Emancipation Proclamation. Book Two is the only book teling the story of the Battle of the Little Big Horn from the side of Seventh Cavalry.

This book starts with our popular Princess Diana accident Introduction and then to Joan of Arc's market square burning scaffold at Rouen, France in 1431. Read of:

- her military successes at the head of the French army and how she got there;

- her king making, capture, enemies and medieval courtroom drama.

- the English/French politics that charged her as a heretic.

- the variation from history as to how she was actually killed and how we proved it.

The book compares historical paintings against our military level drawing of her actual death...

With the book's Introduction targeting Princess Diana's auto accident, this is like no other Custer book. It tells the story of the Little Big Horn Battle from the wiped out 7th Cavalry's perspective. It includes:

- Military grade drawings of Custer's unknown death stance along with the world's only portrait of the unphoto-graphed Chief Crazy Horse;

- Custer's last actions as he realized he was going to die, the truth of his battle wounds, his real cause of death, and how the Indian's actually handled his body;

- Provides the first Last Stand...

This book resolves Titanic's last mysteries based on the CIA's #1 controlled remote viewer Joseph McMoneagle. Heavily quoted from the American and British Disaster Hearings testominy, included is:

- what actually took place in the crows nest as the ice approached;

- why the starboard (ice side) look-out subsequently disappeared in a faked death;

- how the Captain actually died - he did not drown;

- the previously unknown details about the final wild 20 minutes from the last lifeboat's departure to the plunge.

The book also includes our popular Introduction to...

Updated into 2017, this is the book that scientifically disputes Otzi's arrow shot death theory. Answers about his life are also provided regarding:

- his origin and home base circumstances;

- why he was in the mountains at 10,500 feet alone;

- his route through the Alps to enter the Niederjoch pass from the North;

- how he really died;

- why this Neolith had Mesolithic legs making him even more significant - something that is currently ignored by scientists.

Gain fascinating insight into a man's life from 5,300 years ago. Heavily documented with a...

This 150th Anniversary edition quick read resolves the most important mystery in the American Civil War - who lost the Confederate Army's Special Order 191 - also known as the Lost Dispatch. These were the top secret orders that irretreivably altered the South's 1862 Maryland campaign ending at Antietam Creek. The result led directly to:

- the bloodiest day in American history;

- the timing of America's Emancipation Proclamation;

- the keeping of Europe from formally recognizing the Confederacy.

Learn who lost the orders, where, why and when. It is all wrapped up...

Updated to 2017, this book is the mystery's most current. It contains the Earhart story from a multi-decorated ex-Military Intelligence Officer - Joseph McMoneagle. The story includes:

- A complete rendition of her Lae City airport departure through to the end, with radio communications helping the reader understand what historians have had to work with;

- Verified C.I.A. grade flight path drawings, including a debris field location map. Learn where the Pentagon would have sent Naval Air if Earhart had been targeted in the interests of the...