Bøger af Walter Bosley

Speculations on the missing six months in the life of legendary explorer/author Sir Richard Francis Burton take the reader into the quest for a lost civilization of remote antiquity. The author proposes that Burton's mysteriously undocumented period in South America remains a classified secret and inspired another well known expedition into the Brazilian Amazon which still puzzles people to this day.

The suspected secret space program of the hypothetical breakaway civilizations did not emerge from World War 2 Nazi 'Wonder Weapon' technology, nor from the postwar military-industrial complex or the reverse engineering of a crashed ET saucer. This look at the 19th Century airship mysteries reveals a new perspective on the topic and may change your perspective on history.

Seven questionable and long forgotten deaths in historical San Bernardino, California, offer clues to a shocking possibility that occult serial murder went undetected for nearly a century. Through an esoteric based analysis of odd facts and unanswered questions, suspecting a pattern in the mind of a killer, there is revealed an unexpected yet specific connection between all the known attacks by the legendary Zodiac Killer a half century later-- presented for the first time here. With figures like Aleister Crowley and Harry Houdini moving about the periphery of the mystery, nothing may have been what it seems, and someone appears to have wanted it that way...

Hidden within the unanswered questions and missing details in the life of Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo is a mystery that is potentially astounding in its implications. Who was Cabrillo? What exactly was his expedition to explore California really about? What is the truth about his reported death? The answers may link the Spanish conquistador to a legendary relic and the Knights Templar.

In this volume, the author offers additionally fascinating historical context to augment events and ideas presented in the previous volumes. The reader will gain further insight into the mysteries of Cabrillo, Burton, Bierce and Bonaparte while being propelled into new curiosities of the past. Bosley sets the stage for volumes to come.

In this third volume of the Secret Missions series, the author presents his investigation into the life and disappearance of Ambrose Bierce. Was Bierce an intelligence agent? Might he have been involved with a classified technology program dating back to the US Civil War? Was Bierce involved with the capture of the notorious Crystal Skull? Did he actually survive Mexico? Was Bierce the author of a classic 20th Century novel credited to an enigmatic author who today remains a mystery? What did Bierce know about the strange events that happened in San Bernardino just two years after he disappeared? All these questions are explored -- and possibly answered in this bridge between two fascinating series by Walter Bosley.