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David Grann: The Truth about the Lost Amazon Tribe "Hoax"

Last year José Carlos Meirelles, who works for the Brazilian government agency set up to protect the country's indigenous populations, released photographs that captivated the public imagination. Taken from an airplane swooping over the Amazon jungle, ...

From DAVID GRANN, Huffington Post,  8 Mar 2009
Related Topics: John Hemming

Finding the lost city

In 1925, the legendary British explorer Percy Harrison Fawcett ventured into the Amazon, vowing to make one of the most important archeological discoveries in history. He was searching for an ancient civilization, which he had named, simply, the City ...

From DAVID GRANN, Boston Globe,  21 Feb 2009
Related Topics: Joseph Conrad,  Arthur Conan Doyle,  Christopher Columbus,  Richard Burton,  David Livingstone

Robespierre Of The Right

On August 10, 1996, just one day before the Republican National Convention, several hundred of the country's most conservative activists and donors met secretly at a resort on Southern California's Coronado Island. It was the same spot where, nearly ...

From DAVID GRANN, The New Republic,  18 Dec 2008
Related Topics: U.S. Republican Party,  U.S. Senate,  Newt Gingrich,  Paul Weyrich,  U.S. Congress

David Grann: John McCain's choices.

A defining moment of the “old” John McCain—as many Americans, even some of his friends, have begun to refer to him as he was before his run for the Presidency in 2008—took place in February, 2000, during his first bid for the White House, when he was ...

From DAVID GRANN, The New Yorker,  9 Nov 2008
Related Topics: John McCain,  Michelle Obama,  George W. Bush,  U.S. Republican Party,  Barack Obama

The great pretender: David Grann meets Frederic Bourdin, the man who pretended to be missing teenager

How did French Algerian Frederic Bourdin got into missing teenager's family and why did they end up being investigated for murder? David Grann meets the 'Chameleon from Nantes' ...

From DAVID GRANN, Guardian Unlimited,  27 Sep 2008
Related Topics: Michael Jackson,  Jean Monnet,  US State Department

The Chameleon

On May 3, 2005, in France, a man called an emergency hot line for missing and exploited children. He frantically explained that he was a tourist passing through Orthez, near the western Pyrenees, and that at the train station he had encountered a ...

From DAVID GRANN, The New Yorker,  4 Aug 2008
Related Topics: Jean Monnet,  Michael Jackson

Race Against Himself

Like the Republican party, the reporters on the Straight Talk Express are currently divided into two camps--only their disagreement centers not on ideology but on a more immediate concern: Who has unearthed the most peculiar John McCain moment? The ...

From DAVID GRANN, The New Republic,  30 Dec 2007
Related Topics: John McCain,  George W. Bush,  U.S. Republican Party,  U.S. Senate,  Hillary Rodham Clinton

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