About the Author
Matthew Campbell
ISBN 9781838952556
Rs. 958
Penguin Business
Dead in the Water
Who it's for: Readers interested in true crime and financial fraud
Delve into the shadowy world of global shipping with 'Dead in the Water,' the true story of an international fraud and murder. It chronicles the 2011 pirate attack on the oil tanker Brillante Virtuoso, the suspicious findings of maritime surveyor David Mockett, and his subsequent assassination by car bomb, revealing a high-stakes conspiracy that rocked Lloyd's of London.Why You Should Read? Explore a gripping true crime narrative of international scope and intrigue. Uncover the hidden dangers and intricate schemes within the global shipping and insurance industries. Follow the meticulous investigation into a brazen financial fraud and a connected murder. Gain insight into the courage of those who dared to expose corruption at the highest levels.
Highlights
- Chronicles the 2011 pirate attack on the oil tanker Brillante Virtuoso
- Details the suspicious findings of maritime surveyor David Mockett
- Reveals his assassination by car bomb and the high-stakes conspiracy
- Explores fraud and murder in global shipping and insurance
- Investigates corruption that rocked Lloyd's of London
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What is the book about?
It's a true story about the 2011 pirate attack on the oil tanker Brillante Virtuoso, the suspicious findings of maritime surveyor David Mockett, and his subsequent assassination by car bomb, revealing a high-stakes conspiracy that rocked Lloyd's of London.
Who are the authors?
The authors are Kit Chellel and Matthew Campbell.
What genre is this book?
It is non-fiction, categorized under Business & Economics, but it reads like a true crime narrative.
What can I expect to learn from this book?
You'll learn about the hidden dangers and intricate schemes within the global shipping and insurance industries, and the investigation into a brazen financial fraud and connected murder.