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Enemies of the State

01 January 1991

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Enemies of the State
libdoc April=1994

Author(s): Murray, Gary
Publisher: Simon and Schuster 1993, 321pp, index
Keywords: Security UK

Contents:
Gary Murray is a top private investigator with an extensive
network of contacts in the shadow-world of undercover
intelligence. His detailed expose of the unholy alliance between
the security services and the private sector will shock any
"civilian" who reads it. Much of his material derives from his
own experience, while the rest is rooted in detailed research
that he has undertaken with all the expertise of an insider with
decades of experience of covert intelligence work. Here are
insights and revelations about the murder of Hilda Murrell, the
infiltration of trade unions and other organisations, the
terrifyingly extensive use of bugging and telephone-tapping
devices and much else besides. Publishers text

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