To kill a messenger
Book • 1970
Gary Webb's "To Kill a Messenger" details his investigative reporting on the CIA's involvement in drug trafficking to fund Contra rebels in Nicaragua.
The book chronicles Webb's career, highlighting his initial success and subsequent downfall after publishing controversial articles.
It explores themes of journalistic integrity, government secrecy, and the dangers of challenging powerful institutions.
Webb's work faced intense scrutiny and criticism, leading to personal and professional setbacks.
Ultimately, the book serves as a cautionary tale about the risks involved in investigative journalism and the potential consequences of uncovering uncomfortable truths.
The book chronicles Webb's career, highlighting his initial success and subsequent downfall after publishing controversial articles.
It explores themes of journalistic integrity, government secrecy, and the dangers of challenging powerful institutions.
Webb's work faced intense scrutiny and criticism, leading to personal and professional setbacks.
Ultimately, the book serves as a cautionary tale about the risks involved in investigative journalism and the potential consequences of uncovering uncomfortable truths.
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