An excerpt:
"An Enormous Crime: The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia"
From the Bay of Pigs, where John and Robert Kennedy struck a deal with Fidel Castro that led to freedom for the Bay of Pigs prisoners, to the Paris Peace Accords, in which the authors argue Kissinger and Nixon sold American soldiers down the river for political gain, to a continued reluctance to revisit the possibility of reclaiming any men who might still survive, we have a story untold for decades. And with An Enormous Crime we have for the first time a comprehensive history of AmericaŐs leaders in their worst hour; of life-and-death decision making based on politics, not intelligence; and of men lost to their families and the country they serve, betrayed by their own leaders."
http://www.aiipowmia.com/inter27/in290507enormouscrime.html
Related article:
Bush Vows to Read An Enormous Crime
From NewsMax:
" Bush Vows to Read New POW Book
The hubbub created by the release of the book "An Enormous Crime" has reached the White House.
President Bush recently met in the Oval Office with leaders of Operation Rolling Thunder, a 500,000-member organization of veterans who ride their motorcycles through Washington, D.C., each year to honor GIs missing in action.
The bikers gave Bush a copy of "An Enormous Crime: The Definitive Account of American POWs Abandoned in Southeast Asia," by former Rep. Bill Hendon and Elizabeth Stewart. The authors report that hundreds of American prisoners of war in North Vietnam and Laos were never freed by their captors.
According to the New York Daily News' Rush & Molloy column, President Bush hugged the vets, thanked them for the book, and promised to read it.
When he does, he will learn some startling facts:
Based on 66,000 pages of never-before-seen U.S. government documents, "An Enormous Crime" details how Washington insiders manipulated intelligence to hide the truth: Hundreds of U.S. servicemen were abandoned at the end of the Vietnam War.
http://www.aiipowmia.com/inter27/in030607bushvow.html