where there is no front line, no rules of engagement and more treachery than ever imagined. Helped by unseen forces, unilateral disarmers are gaining power in Westminster. Dissidents who dare to speak out are murdered. In Britain, the political classes are under attack.

The very fabric of the European Union faces collapse as soldiers string barbed wire across the continent. Supported by Russia, a brutal proxy war continues in Syria driving millions of refugees towards Western Europe, destabilising country after country. Russian militias have occupied Eastern Ukraine while NATO, paralysed and impotent, looks on. The Crimea is annexed and the West does nothing. After years of economic sanctions, isolation and rejection by the West, Russia is on the offensive. with no creasing to covers.A political warfare thriller. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. For a few of them, nightmare and reality become confused, and the result is tragedy. The intruder had existed only in her nightmare - and her own shots had killed the two men. Twenty-four hours later she was arrested and charged with double murder. Her father and brother died of bullet wounds. In Colvington, Kentucky, teenager Jo Ann Kiger fought a running gun-battle with a burglar. A jury found him Not Guilty of murder - because he had been asleep at the time. One night he got up at 3am and battered the 18-month-old baby to death.

Simon Fraser, a Scottish millworker, was a quiet and gentle man who adored his baby son. Seller Inventory # 7406-1īook Description Softcover / Paperback. They are the Sleepwalk Killers.' **** SCARCE in ANY edition & in ANY condition Size: 12mo - over 6�' - 7�' Tall. For a few of them, nightmare and reality became confused, and the result is tragedy. Her father and brother died of bullet woulds.

In Covington, Kentucky, teenager Jo Ann Kiger fought a running gun-battle with a burglar. One night he got up at 3 am and battered the 18-month-old baby to death. 138 pages 'Simon Fraser, a Scottish millworker, was a quiet and gentle man who adored his baby son.

The Sleepwalk Killers by Leslie Watkins