Alfred Eppens

Excellent

Revisado: 07-02-23

With the exception of their sex life which hold zero interest for me, I found the book interesting . Wallis was cleaver, a diva of design and entertainment. Edward remained a child-man, as admiration went to his head and he never got over it. In many ways a very sad book. Worth reading.

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Egotistical beyond all comprehension.

Revisado: 04-04-22

Here is Peter Strzok, saturated in superiority and denial about the FBI’S outrage of Donald Trumps election of the President of The United States by the American people. Certain of Hillary Clinton’s win would offer a blind eye to the reckless conduct of the FBI’S, above the law of the land no longer under the constraints of the law. Rampant FEAR in the bureau walking to and foe from Comey, Strzok and McCabe all of whom knew the glory days were over. Knowing President Trump would in fact be the one To Stop It. One would have to conclude Strzok is borderline crazy, so steeped in hatred and resentment, believing his writing would convince the listener, when in fact his torrent of words convinces anyone that Mr. Peter Strzok has at best a deranged grasp of the truth. The whole FBI CREW needed to be given their walking papers.

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Such a sad women

Revisado: 01-16-22

It seems she was so self deprecating, she should have stopped such a poor habit.

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Too Good To Be True

Revisado: 05-04-21

This was a comprehensive international study. I had no idea how Madoff’s network was world wide. It is hard to understand why the powers that be, who had several high level individuals who had warned the FCC. It is a tragedy for all who lost everything. I have read countless comments that those who invested with Madoff did it because of greed. These extremely wealthy investors have to do something with their vast wealth, and Madoff had an amazing reputation.

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Perfect Murder, Perfect Town

Revisado: 02-21-21

This book would inform the listener or the reader just how, not to solve a murder. The Boulder police department was nothing short of a mess. This is the only thing one would conclude. The narration was quite excellent and keep one from fatigue. It seems to me there was the Larry, Moe and Curley scenario throughout. If you don’t have the killer in your grasp and you don’t have a motive, or a real suspect, you aught to say so and stop trying to use the cloche and dagger routine, stop ruining the lives of others, cry uncle and admit you have no suspects.

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