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Assassinating Custer
Assassinating Custer is Book One of The Disclosure Files. Based on the never before published Manuscript of William D. Nugent who fought and survived the Battle of Little Bighorn.
William Nugent gives us insider information from one of Custer's closest friends. William had grown close to Custer long before Little Bighorn, having taken excursions with Custer as they took the Russian Prince on an outing in the west along with many other escapades.
William kept quiet after Custer's death as he was instructed that if he spoke to the press about what he witnessed and the events leading up to and after Little Bighorn, that he would find himself in prison for life or outright shot. So William remained angry for forty years until he couldn't keep it bottled up inside any longer. So he wrote his story down.
Then he tried to get it published. Some would agree to publish it after reading it but then as they attempted to publish, they would all withdraw out of fear. Something or someone would always stop them. William's story didn't agree with the story we are told in the history books but he was a first hand witness. His story told about things no one wanted to bring to light such as how the generals of his time, along with President Grant had lied to the press. William knew about some of it and guessed about other things. But William knew that lies were being told to the American Public. He wanted to set the record straight but for some reason, even after forty years, someone or some agency or family was not allowing the truth to come out.
Some of the questions which have remained hidden for so long...
Did President Grant's Administration funnel repeating rifles to the Indians to set up a False Flag Event?
Are the rumors true that Custer married an Indian woman and had two children by her?
Was Custer purposely setup to die at Little Bighorn?
How did Custer really die at Little Bighorn?
These are but a very few questions that are actually answered. Most books about Custer do not have these answers at all or only guess as to the real answers. You will find the real answers and much much more...
William Nugent gives us insider information from one of Custer's closest friends. William had grown close to Custer long before Little Bighorn, having taken excursions with Custer as they took the Russian Prince on an outing in the west along with many other escapades.
William kept quiet after Custer's death as he was instructed that if he spoke to the press about what he witnessed and the events leading up to and after Little Bighorn, that he would find himself in prison for life or outright shot. So William remained angry for forty years until he couldn't keep it bottled up inside any longer. So he wrote his story down.
Then he tried to get it published. Some would agree to publish it after reading it but then as they attempted to publish, they would all withdraw out of fear. Something or someone would always stop them. William's story didn't agree with the story we are told in the history books but he was a first hand witness. His story told about things no one wanted to bring to light such as how the generals of his time, along with President Grant had lied to the press. William knew about some of it and guessed about other things. But William knew that lies were being told to the American Public. He wanted to set the record straight but for some reason, even after forty years, someone or some agency or family was not allowing the truth to come out.
Some of the questions which have remained hidden for so long...
Did President Grant's Administration funnel repeating rifles to the Indians to set up a False Flag Event?
Are the rumors true that Custer married an Indian woman and had two children by her?
Was Custer purposely setup to die at Little Bighorn?
How did Custer really die at Little Bighorn?
These are but a very few questions that are actually answered. Most books about Custer do not have these answers at all or only guess as to the real answers. You will find the real answers and much much more...
292 pages, Paperback
First published January 8, 2017
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About the author
Guy Lozier
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Guy loves the life of small towns. He was born in 1962 in Oklahoma. Most of Guy's life was spent in small towns and small schools. As Guy got older he bought a book store propelling him into Fantasy Series Collections. Guy has read over 500 series novels in Fantasy as an avid reader over the years.
Guy ended up starting his own production and media companies which led him into writing more than he had experienced from his younger days. In his youth Guy attempted to publish works which found conflicts with his ideas and publishers who were over opinionated about what could actually happen in reality. With that in mind, Guy turned to Fantasy so that his imagination could create the worlds and dimensions that he found so entertaining in his own mind.
Guy's readers have proclaimed his writing as "Pure Genius" with complexity, imagination and twists to spare. Each wanting more of his worlds to experience. Guy took their reviews to heart and began to work in earnest to create what he experienced in his own mind, bringing to life worlds and creatures that have never been seen before.
Quote: "I hope you love my worlds as much as I have." Guy Lozier
Guy loves the life of small towns. He was born in 1962 in Oklahoma. Most of Guy's life was spent in small towns and small schools. As Guy got older he bought a book store propelling him into Fantasy Series Collections. Guy has read over 500 series novels in Fantasy as an avid reader over the years.
Guy ended up starting his own production and media companies which led him into writing more than he had experienced from his younger days. In his youth Guy attempted to publish works which found conflicts with his ideas and publishers who were over opinionated about what could actually happen in reality. With that in mind, Guy turned to Fantasy so that his imagination could create the worlds and dimensions that he found so entertaining in his own mind.
Guy's readers have proclaimed his writing as "Pure Genius" with complexity, imagination and twists to spare. Each wanting more of his worlds to experience. Guy took their reviews to heart and began to work in earnest to create what he experienced in his own mind, bringing to life worlds and creatures that have never been seen before.
Quote: "I hope you love my worlds as much as I have." Guy Lozier
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January 16, 2017
I was drawn into this story with facts which I had never heard surrounding Custer. This story plays out like the "National Treasure" movies and then combines it with "Arrival" to blow your mind. I really enjoyed writing this book. It's an astounding story and a shocker that this could have even happened...
October 1, 2019
Assassinating Custer
The Disclosure Files, Volume 1
By: Guy Lozier
This book is a bit conspiracy theory, sci-fi, historical fiction, with a little of true facts thrown in. I had hoped for more factual history, but when I let go of my
original expectations it became an adventure for me. I kept listening to see where this would end.
The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. Michael Kinzie's voice was pleasant to listen to.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
The Disclosure Files, Volume 1
By: Guy Lozier
This book is a bit conspiracy theory, sci-fi, historical fiction, with a little of true facts thrown in. I had hoped for more factual history, but when I let go of my
original expectations it became an adventure for me. I kept listening to see where this would end.
The narration was well done. The characters were well portrayed. Michael Kinzie's voice was pleasant to listen to.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
September 20, 2019
This is an expertly blended mix of fact and fiction that will hold your attention throughout.
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