On December 9, 1965, a UFO crash was reported in tiny, rural, Kecksburg, PA. in Southwestern Pennsylvania. To this day, the United States military has steadfastly-denied ever removing anything from that crash site. Of course just as in the famous 'Roswell, New Mexico' case (which bears many similarities to this one) it was always simply assumed that, as usual, our government was lying to us...But what if they weren't? in this riveting screenplay, you'll not only finally discover what really happened on that fateful day, 50 years ago; you'll also learn what the object was, where it came from, how it got here and where it went. You'll also find out the completely- unforeseen consequence of that watershed moment that most frighteningly still faces America to this day! Once you learn these secrets, you may very well wish that you hadn't...but by then, it'll already be too late! Author, Angelo Spagnolo uses an interesting formula in composing his screenplays: "I love to use real people and historically accurate events and meld them together into a fictitious scenario. Much like author Dan Brown's highly-successful 'Angels & Demons', this book takes a very similar path in that many of the characters and events are definitely real and factual; however they are then blended into a riveting fictional story with an incredible premise that is very fast-paced and has all the feel of watching a movie. I guarantee that anyone who has read Book 1 ('The Heroes of La Palma) or Book 2 ('Kecksburg Doppelganger Effect') will also be waiting on pins and needles for the third and final installment in this series due out in the late fall of 2016." Just as was the case with its predecessor, 'The Heroes of La Palma', look for more heroics from Blake Roberts and his crack team of America's top counter-terrorism agents at 'Unit One'; (a nickname for their top-secret operation that was coined by former President George W. Bush back in 2001). Formed in the immediate aftermath of 9/11 'Unit One' continues today, years later, working in the shadows to protect America and its citizens from those who would do us harm. "This story, that spans 81 years, will grab you and simply won't let go. I know this full-well because it's held me spellbound for the last year during its production. The 'modified screenplay format' style of writing that I employ (as I like to call it) is an exciting way for me to write and for you the reader, you'll feel more like you're watching a great movie than just reading an exciting book. I've already had extremely-positive feedback from my readers regarding this writing style from 'The Heroes of La Palma' (267 pages) and truthfully, this story ended-up being more like 'La Palma on steroids', if you can even believe that. Coming in at 416 pages, I'm extremely proud of this final product and I've put my total, maximum, effort into composing it so that I can now confidently make the following statement: "I guarantee that anyone reading 'Kecksburg Doppelganger Effect' will be absolutely mesmerized by this highly-believable tale and will find themselves thirsting for the next installment! You'll also find yourself saying, "I can't wait to see the movie when it comes out!"
About the Author: The 'Kecksburg Doppelganger Effect' is writer, Angelo Spagnolo's, third published work. His first effort was the 2013 quite-humorous golf autobiography titled 'Life's an Unplayable Lie'. In it he documents his 25-year career and sojourn as 'America's Worst Avid Golfer', a title he acquired in 1985. Following his success with his first publishing effort, he decided to dive into the world of fiction writing by penning his first screenplay in 2014, an action-adventure titled 'The Heroes of La Palma'. This book was the first in a series dubbed, 'The Federal Rapid Response Unit', a top-secret counter-terrorism unit founded by former-President George W. Bush in the aftermath of 9/11. The first book was no sooner in print when Spagnolo had the nearly-immediate inspiration for his second story in the 'F.R.R.U.' series, the October, 2015-released, incredible tale of the 'Kecksburg Doppelganger Effect'. Ironically-enough this screenplay made its way into print just two months prior the 50th anniversary of one of the greatest, unsolved-mysteries in the history of the United States. 'Kecksburg Doppelganger Effect' has riveting appeal and an unbelievable conclusion that will leave the flummoxed reader aching for more upon its conclusion," say the author. Spagnolo, is a retired former supermarket owner-operator who earned a Journalism and Communications degree from Point Park College (now University) in Pittsburgh back in 1976. "I spent a few years in the newspaper business, but the bulk of my career came in the form of running our family's supermarket business with my dad and brother. Now that I've retired from the organized chaos that is the supermarket industry, I'm really pleased to be blessed with not just a vivid imagination, but also a lifetime's-worth of experiences. My Journalism degree also allows me to put my exciting stories on paper and into an exciting format. My grandfather and dad were both great story-tellers in their day as I can vividly remember, so I have great lineage in that regard. But I've managed to take my inherited story-telling capability one step further...I can put my tales into an exciting, readable format that you won't want to put down. 'Kecksburg' is my second foray into screenplay writing and I now truly feel that I've found something that I love to do. So don't hesitate! Jump on board and enjoy this wild ride but please, do just this one favor for me: keep your seatbelts fastened and your arms inside the ride at all times!"