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As I published updates to this article, Wikipedia popped up a note of concern about a source from iUniverse, a self-publishing house. On page 449 of her book under "About the Author," Kienholz self-discloses that she "supplied part-time secretarial and ghost-writing services for forty-two years to Albert F. Canwell's American Intelligence Service." ^[1]