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In his compelling new true crime book, Murder the Whistleblower, author Donald Smith takes readers deep into the harrowing true story of his personal journey as a whistleblower targeted by government corruption, betrayal, and violence. This gripping account chronicles an attempt on his life by his fiancée, her lawyer, and corrupt government agents who sought to silence him after he exposed illegal activities within the American government.
Murder the Whistleblower reveals the shocking lengths to which those in power will go to protect their secrets, including manipulating the legal system and engaging in criminal acts under the "Color of Law" to suppress a private citizen. Smith, a self-taught innovator, inventor, and philanthropist, was thrust into a nightmare after discovering a massive fraud scheme involving a $100-million-dollar tax evasion operation and various criminal activities. These corrupt government operatives, along with federal judges, worked together to bury the truth and cover up their associates' illegal actions.
In the book, Smith recounts the devastating impact this betrayal had on his life, as well as the physical and emotional toll of being targeted for his whistleblowing. Despite suffering from severe health challenges, including spinal disease, heart failure, and cancer, Smith has never stopped his mission for justice. His contributions to society—whether through pioneering green technologies, advocating for cures to childhood diseases, or supporting charitable causes—demonstrate the strength of his character and dedication to his faith, family, and country.
Born into a large family in central Kentucky, Smith’s life has been marked by incredible loss and perseverance. From the death of his sister to the destruction of his family’s home in a fire, Smith has experienced more hardship than most could imagine. However, he has used these experiences to fuel his determination and create groundbreaking technologies in the fields of water purification, energy, and plastics remediation, which have garnered national and international recognition.
Murder the Whistleblower is a testament to the power of resilience and the importance of speaking out against injustice. Smith’s bravery and commitment to exposing the truth, even in the face of overwhelming adversity, make this book a must-read for anyone interested in uncovering the dark underbelly of power and corruption in modern America.
