Presidential security

[Gene C]

All this talk got me interested, so I did a little research, (actually very little) and I may have uncovered something that will make a fascinating book. After being reprimanded by his employer, (and this is where my research stopped) Parker quits his job, and looking for a change of scene travels to India. There he surprisingly meets up with none other than John Wilkes Booth. Destitiute, John feels sorry for Parker and all the trouble he has endured. But he's not that sorry, because he manages to convincve Parker to invest his last cent in his new idea, a real estate venture and planned self contained community for the theatrical industry in India. John calls his investment venture "Boothiewood" It fails miserably and Parker returns to the states. A few years later, learning from his mistakes and with the emerging motion picture industry, Booth tries again. He changes the name of his investment idea and lays the foundation for "Bollywood". Read all about it and more in my upcomming book, "Baloney, Balderdash and Booth"

(I may need a little assistance with the publishing costs. Any intrest?)