This is my defining moment!

Intro music provided by
Jeremy Lynch 

In 1969 government programs like COINTELLPRO conducted by the FBI hasten the end of the Black Panthers, SDS, and Weathermen through the use of the legal system, infiltration, the spread of disinformation and assassination. Musicians like Jimi Hendrix and John Lennon are kept under surveillance by the government because of their potential to finance and spread sedition. 

For years rumors and conspiracy theories have surrounded the deaths of Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix and Jim Morrison. Speculation on the Internet runs rampant. Disinformation is reproduced many times over until it takes on the air of authenticity. What is real and what is myth?  What is real is that all three died under mysterious circumstances that left many unanswered questions.

The Woodstock Conspiracy is the story of CIA operative Percy Arnold and Marla Donahue, a free-spirited, young woman, caught up in the maelstrom as the counter-culture reaches its zenith at Woodstock, implodes and collapses.  The Woodstock Conspiracy weaves fact and fiction with real people living in the middle of extraordinary circumstances.  Devon Wilson was as close as Jimi Hendrix ever came to a wife, but his refusal to marry her and propensity for white women made her murderous.  French Count Jean deBreteuil was heroin dealer to the stars and allegedly furnished the fatal dose to Joplin in Los Angeles and Morrison in Paris.

Percy conducts an illegal, domestic surveillance operation of the sixties counter-culture for a Nixon White House anxious for intelligence that hasn't been filtered through J. Edgar Hoover.  After witnessing Woodstock first hand, Percy recalls field agent Jackson Davis from Saigon.  Jackson recommends a forceful young man, an assassin known as Monday, to complete their team.  In defiance of direct orders, Percy expands the scope of the operation to include the murder of the doomed rockers.

Marla travels from Woodstock to the clubs of London.  On the way she becomes Lady Dunbar only to be widowed under the oddest of circumstances.   Hush money from her late husband's family in hand, she leaves Chelsea for New York and all the possibilities it holds in the hedonistic, pre-HIV seventies.
 
Percy's success does not go unnoticed and when the FBI reports to the Justice Department that he may be responsible for the trio's deaths, he is only reprimanded. Officially, the program is cancelled and Percy reassigned. Undaunted, Percy decides to employ a more subtle means of assassination; a transparent, untraceable method developed early in the Cold War by the Agency.

Percy sets in motion one last murder only one man can stop.