Spyhunter

Spyhunter is the only published history of the Deutscherverteidigungsdienst
(DVD), the covert agency set up by Admiral Wilhelm Canaris in 1943, after
German defeats in the Battles of the Atlantic and the Kursk Salient. Canaris
and the Gestapo chief, Muller, faked their deaths in 1945. The world's most
powerful intelligence agency, the DVD went on to control the UN, assassinate
President Kennedy and install its man Saddam Hussein in Iraq. Part 1 explains
how Michael came to be involved at a high level in the secretive world of
intelligence. Part 2 is a history of German intelligence prior to 1945 , including
the shootdown and murder of Amelia Earhart, and Part 3 covers the DVD itself.
The book probably features in the libraries of most intelligence agencies. The
postwar world cannot be explained without understanding the DVD.

No person living has greater knowledge or
experience of the covert German DVD than
Michael Shrimpton. His discovery of its existence
in 1998 nearly cost him his life, as they tried
to assassinate him the following year with the
banned chemical weapon saxitoxin. He survived,
but was left with a lifelong blood disorder.
Increasingly hysterical attacks on his reputation
saw him imprisoned on a trumpery bomb hoax
charge by a corrupt judge and forced to share a
cell in the notorious Brixton Prison with the gay
serial killer Stephen Port. Michael ran the West's only successful penetration
operation of the DVD, identifying the location of its HQ in Dachau, Bavaria.
This led to a satellite being moved overhead, which caught President George
H W Bush entering the building, the most important imagery since that of
Soviet IRBMs on Cuba.