They alleged that the individuals responsible for this murder were overwhelmed by a lust for power, destroyed the evidence, and used their influence to cover up an alleged crime that rivals even the most imaginary fictional murder plots ever written. Having no court-worthy evidence to proceed, a few disillusioned individuals conceived of a massive propaganda campaign to undermine the faith of the innocent. Nonetheless An investigation was launched confirming that the rumor was frivolous, contrived and mean spirited. The Poison Conspiracy (PCON) sounded completely absurd to those who lovingly nursed the founder of the Hare Krishna movement through the predictable death trajectory that is typical when one's organs fail.

Twenty years later a rumor began that alleged his departure was due to an intricately planned, secret plot, masterminded by his most trusted disciples, to poison him with an elixir of exotic heavy metals. The formal cause for his departure was a heart attack complicated by kidney failure and diabetes. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada left this mortal world surrounded by hundreds of his beloved disciples.

Product Code: 9781734610116 Format: Hardback,506 Pages Category: Biography / Autobiography / Memoirs Published: 09-March-2020 Condition : Brand New, unused synopsis: In November of 1977, His Divine Grace A.C. Deception: A true story about wounded souls, who extrapolated a murder conspiracy, from the ambiguous moments that occurred durin Author: By William, Roberts G. The best way to contact us is directly through the EBay Messages system. We will be happy to hear from you and will help you sort out any issues. Store Home View All Listing About Us Faq Contact Us Menu Fiction Non-Fiction Other Add our store to your favorites and receive exclusive emails about new items and special promotions! Sign Up If you are not completely satisfied with your order please contact us before leaving any feedback.

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Deception by William G. Roberts