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Brian Jones - The Final Truth
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In 1994, with his highly controversial book, “Who Killed Christopher Robin”, Terry Rawlings uncovered the real and now widely accepted truth behind the fate of the Rolling Stones founder and original guitarist, Brian Jones.
In 2005 he brought out an updated version, and provided additional research for Stephen Woolley’s feature film “Stoned”
Even so,certain essential questions remained unanswered.
Now, with the help of Paul Spendel, the acquisition of previously unreleased documents and a bizarre video interview with Brian’s minder,Tom Keylock, Terry has been able to answer those questions.
“Brian Jones – The Final Truth” is the very last word on what really happened to Brian Jones, the founder of the world’s greatest rock and roll band THE ROLLING STONES.
Terry identifies exactly who was at the scene, and how they made their escape.
He reveals who devised and orchestrated both the powerful cover-up and clean-up operations, and shows how they ultimately kept Jones’ killer a free man.
He reveals the real reason why Tom Keylock was actually at Cotchford at the time of the murder.
He reveals the gruesome facts of a second serious crime connected to Jones’ death - the attempted murder of a key player in the cover up.
He accurately pieces together the time-line of events, before and after the actual time of the guitarist’s death.
Finally the book outlines for the first time some of the bizarre coincidences connected to the story, not least the fact that Keylock was to die on the exact date of Brian Jones’ murder (2nd July 1969) 40 years later (2nd July 2009)!
"THAT CAT ..(TERRY RAWLINGS) HAS PROBABLY GOT IT RIGHT " - Keith Richards
In 2005 he brought out an updated version, and provided additional research for Stephen Woolley’s feature film “Stoned”
Even so,certain essential questions remained unanswered.
Now, with the help of Paul Spendel, the acquisition of previously unreleased documents and a bizarre video interview with Brian’s minder,Tom Keylock, Terry has been able to answer those questions.
“Brian Jones – The Final Truth” is the very last word on what really happened to Brian Jones, the founder of the world’s greatest rock and roll band THE ROLLING STONES.
Terry identifies exactly who was at the scene, and how they made their escape.
He reveals who devised and orchestrated both the powerful cover-up and clean-up operations, and shows how they ultimately kept Jones’ killer a free man.
He reveals the real reason why Tom Keylock was actually at Cotchford at the time of the murder.
He reveals the gruesome facts of a second serious crime connected to Jones’ death - the attempted murder of a key player in the cover up.
He accurately pieces together the time-line of events, before and after the actual time of the guitarist’s death.
Finally the book outlines for the first time some of the bizarre coincidences connected to the story, not least the fact that Keylock was to die on the exact date of Brian Jones’ murder (2nd July 1969) 40 years later (2nd July 2009)!
"THAT CAT ..(TERRY RAWLINGS) HAS PROBABLY GOT IT RIGHT " - Keith Richards
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