Reviews

The 60 Greatest Conspiracies of All Time: History's Biggest Mysteries, Cover-Ups, and Cabals by Jonathan Vankin, John Whalen

rodcy's review against another edition

At first I was fascinated by this book, but about half way through it was a struggle to read. I wasn't able to finish it. I started to pick and choose which conspiracies to read, but ended up putting it down altogether. I might pick it up from time to time to read a conspiracy, but to read cover to cover won't work for me.

I would recommend reading the chapters on the first Gulf war and about the short lived Pope. The JFK/Marilyn Monroe conspiracy was a bit far fetched. I did learn a lot about J. Edgar Hoover.