Spooky 8: The Explosive First Person Account of the CIA's Double Cross and Assassinatio of Its Own Men Tapa dura - 1999

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The Navy has SEALS, the Army has Delta Force, and the Air Force has Air Commandos, but who do the clandestine branches of government (the CIA, the NSA, the DIA) call when they need some dirty work done? For twenty years they called Bob King, the leader of Tactical Reconnaissance Team W45B7, known in the covert world as SPOOKY 8.
In 1992, King got a call for an easy breather mission in Colombia, a low-threat, intelligence-gathering operation where no contact with unfriendlies was expected. The in-and-out would pay each of the eight members of his team $10,000 in cash. Little did King know that while his guns-for-hire were setting up ultra high-tech surveillance equipment for an agency based in Washington, D.C., they were being targeted by that very same agency to be murdered. After an ambush in the jungle and a harrowing firefight, King was left with a bullet wound through the leg, three men dead, and one hundred miles of dense jungle between him and a safe house. SPOOKY 8 tells the incredible true story of how King negotiated a treacherous path from the rain forests of South America, through the back-stabbing and ruthless corridors of Washington, D.C., and lived to tell the truth about his fallen brothers-in-arms and what price renegade warriors pay for the thrill of the game.