It contains a few interesting historical anecdotes about the
Christofferson, Wollersheim and Mayo cases. Plus some delusional
double-decker fawning.
"While my stories are necessarily personal to me, realize that Earle
performed his herculean tasks out of love for LRH, the technology he
created, and humanity as a whole."
I am so touched (not) because Earle Cooley was the attorney who
approved the death of Jack Vistaril as the death of L. Ron Hubbard.
And that note that EC got was not from Ron either. Because Ron didn't
sign his notes with "R", he signed them with "Love, Ron".
What Cooley got was a forgery or something signed by Rinder or
Riscavige.
Barbara Schwarz