the purpose of making the movie and requested all future publications be submitted to the CIA for review. Unable to afford the travel necessary to contest the case, Stockwell filed for bankruptcy in Austin, Texas. After the litigation was processed through the bankruptcy, the CIA eventually dropped the suit. A brief story in the book is about a CIA officer having Patrice Lumumba's body in the trunk of his car one night in then Elizabethville, Congo. Stockwell mentions in a footnote to the story that at the time he did not know that the CIA is documented as having repeatedly tried to arrange for Lumumba's assassination. His concerns were that, although many of his colleagues in the CIA were men and women of the highest integrity, the organization was counterproductive of United States' national security and harming a lot of people in its "secret wars" overseas. Red Sunset was Stockwell's next book and was published in 1982 by William Morrow Publishing Co., Inc. in hardback, then in paperback by Signet a year later. In it he discusses his prediction of a peaceful end to the Cold War. Stockwell presented these ideas in fiction form in order to get it published. In 1991, Stockwell published a compilation of transcriptions of many of his lectures called The Praetorian Guard. See also Philip Agee, author, former CIA case officer in Mexico and Ecuador Robert Baer, author, former CIA case officer in Middle East Peer de Silva, author, former CIA Chief of Station in East Asia Richard Helms, author, former Director of CIA Victor Marchetti, author, special assistant to Helms Ray McGovern, former CIA senior analyst and national security adviser Ralph McGehee, author, former CIA case officer Peter Wright, author, principal scientific officer for MI5 Books The Praetorian Guard: The US Role in the New World Order. Boston: South End Press (1991). . Red Sunset. New York: William Morrow & Co. (1982). In Search of Enemies: A CIA Story. New York: W. W. Norton & Co. (1978). . Filmography The C.I.A. Case Officer: John "Bob" Stockwell. Institute for Policy Studies (1978). The Secret World of the C.I.A: The "Testimony" of John Stockwell. Cambridge, Mass.: Insight Video (1988). . References External links Works by John Stockwell at Internet Archive. 1937 births Living people People from Angleton, Texas American anti-war activists American spies American whistleblowers People of the Angolan Civil War People of the Central Intelligence