Based on years of painstaking research, top-secret documents, and evidence exposed for the first time, The Marseille Connection by renowned attorney and Yale-educated historical expert Kenneth Foard McCallion is a riveting work of historical nonfiction about the international Marseille-based drug cartel Unione Corse. Spearheaded by the beautiful international model Patricia Richardson, Unione Corse had a virtual monopoly on the distribution of heroin in the U.S. and around the world, providing much of the illegal financing for President Richard Nixon's successful presidential campaign in 1968 and outsmarting every U.S. law enforcement and Congressional investigation. THE UNSOLVED QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS BOOK: 1. Why did the U.S. government give so many ex-Nazis a "free pass" after World War II? 2. How did the French-Corsican mob buy their way into the Nixon White House by delivering $2 million in cash to his campaign fund? 3. Who designed President Nixon's War on Drugs to help the French Corsican mob by targeting its drug dealing competitors in Mexico and South America? 4. Why was Robin Moore, author of The French Connection, pressured by U.S. law enforcement to delete the final chapter of his book disclosing the identities of the drug kingpins who got away Scot Free? 5. How did the CIA get the nickname: "The Cocaine Import Agency"? 6. Why did the records of public hearings in Washington about the French Connection mob mysteriously disappear?

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