Synopses & Reviews
In January of 2002, with Pakistan in turmoil after the war in Afghanistan, the American journalist Daniel Pearl was taken hostage and later beheaded by a group of Fanatics of God. The chilling images of his death were seen around the world. Shocked by the incomprehensible execution of this reporter of the "Wall Street Journal, the novelist and essayist Bernard-Henri Levy, who sided with the Muslim cause during the conflict with the Balkans, decided to look into the case. This book is the result of his investigation, which took him from Karachi to London, from Sarajevo to Dubai, from Kandahar to Los Angeles, and... back again to Karachi. Who really killed Daniel Pearl? What was he investigating? What secret was he about to reveal when he was killed?