THE UNICORN'S SECRET. Murder in the Age of Aquarius.

Hardback, 1st edition. Known as "The Unicorn," Ira Einhorn was a self-styled New Age guru and a corporate networker. He was a fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government and one of the leading figures of the peace movement. His friends and associates included Abbie Hoffman, Uri Geller, a member of the Bronfman family, and lawyer (later US senator) Arlen Specter. Yet on March 28, 1979, the mummified body of Einhorn's beautiful girlfriend, Holly Maddux, was found in a trunk on the porch of the apartment they shared. She had been missing for 18 months. How could Einhorn - a man identified with nonviolence - have committed such a crime? And moreover - how could he have continued his activities living only inches from Holly's corpse? His answer: he was framed to discredit important information he was circulating. Unwilling to face jail, Einhorn skipped bail and fled the country, leaving behind disappointed followers and many questions, which the author answers. Illus., Note on Sources, Selected Bibliog. 352pp. 8vo. h/back. From the library of true crime writer, Wilfred Gregg, with his personal b/plate. F. in nr. f. sl. sunned pcdw. A heavy book which may require additional postage.