his post as a result of numerous policy disputes. Trudeau's lawyer, David J. Bradford, says that this quotation does not constitute a false endorsement of the book by Ley, but rather is merely a statement that is in line with the purpose of the book. References Further reading Natural scams "he" doesn't want you to know about – Michael Shermer, Scientific American, March 2006 After Jail and More, Salesman Scores Big with Cure-All Book – The New York Times, August 28, 2005 Critique of Health Claims re Coral Calcium Would You Buy A Used Cure From This Man? – The Smoking Gun, August 26, 2005 Consumer Affairs article "The Curious Case of Kevin Trudeau, King Catch Me If You Can" by Catherine Bryant Bell, Mississippi Law Journal, vol. 79, page 1043 (Summer 2010): . External links 1963 births Living people American adoptees 21st-century American businesspeople American businesspeople convicted of crimes American conspiracy theorists American health and wellness writers American people convicted of fraud American prisoners and detainees American salespeople American television personalities Alternative cancer treatment advocates American confidence tricksters Consumer fraud Criminals from Massachusetts Infomercials Medical controversies in the United States People convicted for health fraud People from DuPage County, Illinois People from Lynn, Massachusetts Writers from Zürich Pool coaches, managers and promoters Pseudoscientific diet advocates Businesspeople from Zürich