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Kris Hollington is a freelance investigative journalist, author and ghost-writer living and working in London.
As a journalist, he has written a number of investigative pieces on subjects as diverse as mass murder, assassination, armed robbery, African drug smugglers, diamond mining, art and jewellery theft, the space race, HM Customs and Excise and police corruption for The Sunday Times, The Guardian, The Mail on Sunday, The News of the World, The Evening Standard, Arena and Loaded. Several of Kris’ articles and books have been featured on television and radio (including ITV1’s Real Crime and BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Play).
Working as an ‘assassinologist’, Kris uncovered the truth behind the world’s most influential assassinations (some well-known, some relatively unknown) for his book How to Kill. He is the creator of www.assassinology.org, a website dedicated to the study of assassination.
Kris is also the co-author of Line of Fire (Simon and Schuster, 2008), the explosive autobiography of Brian Paddick, former Deputy Assistant Commissioner of the Met Police, which features an exclusive insider account of the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes. He is currently working on Baby X (Simon and Schuster, 2010), the inside story of one of the Metropolitan Police’s Child Protection Teams, and Narco Warrior, with Cameron Addicott.
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