The explosive, untold story of the Cold War's biggest secret. The REAL X-Files.
Annie Jacobsen is a contributing editor at the Los Angeles Times Magazine and an investigative reporter whose work has also appeared in The National Review and The Dallas Morning News. Her two-part series The Road to Area 51 was one of the most read in the Los Angeles Times Magazine. A graduate of Princeton University, Jacobsen lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two sons.
An extraordinary book ... Discovering what really happened at
Roswell is the holy grail of conspiracy theorists ... What if there
were not one but two conspiracies involving Cold War propaganda
rather than visitors from another planet? ... Based on
unprecedented interviews with personnel at Area 51 Jacobsen's
argument may not be as outrageous as it sounds
*Daily Express*
Area 51 is not science fiction. It is an assertive account,
revelatory ... Ms Jacobsen has put together a set of strong
allegations about Area 51's covert history ... Her research is
compellingly hard-hitting ... the book is noteworthy for its
author's dogged devotion to her research ... it makes an indelible
impression
*New York Times*
An informative history...about the creativity, political acumen and
courage of the high-flying Cold Warriors who sought to protect the
free world in the decades after World War II
*Andrew Dunn*
A compelling narrative of 50 years of covert operations by the CIA,
the U.S. military, and the mysterious "Atomic Energy
Commission".... Her meticulous research makes for a fascinating
read, as it intersperses the accounts of secret government projects
with anecdotes from the people who made those projects happen
*Rachel Larimore*
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