My Killer Did Not Come

When this young politician is elected President, he is determined to carry out his most controversial campaign promise. "The coward assassination, he championed, of the country's most prominent journalist will be solved only a month after I am sworn in as President." This work of fiction is inspired by the real events leading to the assassination of journalist Jean DOMINIQUE.

That year, egos, personal vendettas, office rivalry, a host of intrigues, and political ambitions place a young FBI agent at the head of what must be the final investigation ordered by the country's young new President. Once in the country, the agent quickly realizes that what he has subscribed for is much more complicated than just an unashamedly unsolved murder case. The political flavor of the book is worthy of the journalist's caliber and of the positions he took in this petri dish for violence against members of the press. The name "Jean DOMINIQUE" naturally brings to mind the unique image of a microphone that he considered as his only weapon. In the interest of this book, the author presents the journalist within a dimension unknown to the public where he had his feelings, emotions and friends like everyone. And from that dimension, emerges Agent McLintaugh from the FBI.

Ene'es Eligreg is the pseudonym under which the author choses to write. This is a derivative of his real given name at birth. He studied in Salt Lake City, Utah to become a Film Production Technician as he worked in the healthcare system of the University of Utah. "JEANDO", the working title of the present book, is the first of the movie scripts he has written that he is in the process of publishing in this form.