Brighton Publishing releases “The Invisible Crime" by Michael F. Bell in Print Version

July 17, 2012 - PRLog -- CHANDLER (AZ)—Brighton Publishing LLC is pleased to announce the print release of author Michael Fitzhugh Bell’s new book, The Invisible Crime: Illegal Microchip Implants and Microwave Technology and Their Use Against Humanity. In his debut novel, Mr. Bell presents a highly controversial expose’ on illegal tracking and torture.  The Invisible Crime: Illegal Microchip Implants and Microwave Technology and Their Use Against Humanity is currently distributed in print version through Ingram, the world’s largest book distributor, and is available in all popular eBook formats from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and leading retailers nationwide.
Michael Bell was living a typical life for an upper-middle class man in America. Soon though, Michael would become a target in the crosshairs of an underground organization bent on controlling the minds and bodies of all Americans and…it appears that they will start with him.
Armed with high-tech weaponry, including microchip technology, this underground organization chooses to disregard the conventional rules and instead they reign terror down upon one person—Michael.
The author makes it clear that The Invisible Crime is not a “fictional” story. These are chilling accounts of instances and experiences that have changed his live forever. Included in this expose’ are photos of nontherapeutic implants found on the author’s body; X-rays, ultrasounds, and MRI’s are all revealed in the hopes of bringing this macabre truth into the light of day.  
In this terrifying, true-life account, writer Michael Fitzhugh Bell is drugged, abducted, raped, and surgically implanted with microchips that strip him of his very freedom to make the choices each of us take for granted. Tracked and tortured, Michael’s predators are even able to read his thoughts.
In this battle of David versus Goliath, or man versus technology, Michael must prove his case to the police before his attackers not only eliminate his memory, but eliminate Michael himself.
“Michael Fitzhugh Bell’s book lends credence to those readers that may deal with a hint of paranoia from time to time,” said Kathie McGuire, director of Brighton Publishing. “Bell’s ability to conduct his own research and present verifiable information is on par with a few exceptionally gifted investigative journalists.”
From the terror of being electronically stalked to the horror of surgically implanted microchips and mind control, Michael Fitzhugh Bell’s experiences as a victim will leave you looking in the rearview mirror a bit more often.