Global Murder Mystery: The Elitist’s UFO Dinner Theater Of Unidentified Financial Objectives
About this audiobook
This satire screenplay takes you deep into the absurdly opulent—and chillingly corrupt—world of global elites. Part murder mystery, part dinner theater, and entirely outrageous, this book invites you to a table where the stakes are nothing short of humanity’s future.
When a covert dinner party at a mysterious UFO-shaped compound goes awry, the world’s most influential power players—masters of media, pharmaceuticals, tech, and finance—find themselves facing the ultimate reckoning. As their perfectly curated facade begins to crumble, the truth is served on a silver platter by an unlikely Dream Team of reformers: a bombastic former president, a tech visionary, a fearless health advocate, and a truth-telling journalist, among others.
But this isn’t just a tale of justice; it’s a biting exposé of manipulation and greed, wrapped in the theatrical absurdity of high-stakes drama. From the 15 chambers of global domination—each more sinister and satirical than the last—to the explosive trial that holds the elites accountable, Global Murder Mystery delivers a sharp, insightful, and hilariously twisted narrative that will have you questioning everything you thought you knew about power and control.
Perfect for fans of political satire, dystopian humor, and anyone who’s ever wondered, “Who’s really pulling the strings?” Buckle up for a wild ride where the punchlines land as hard as the truths—and dessert is always served with a side of chaos.
About the author
Joseph William Dopp is a satirist, storyteller, and provocateur who blends humor, wit, and sharp insight to challenge societal norms. With a unique ability to turn absurdity into education, he crafts narratives that are as thought-provoking as they are hilarious. Drawing from his experiences as a father, artist, and community mentor, Joseph writes with a passion for unpacking humanity’s complexities—whether through dysfunctional family dynamics, cultural critique, or absurdist allegories. His works invite readers to laugh, reflect, and rediscover what it truly means to be human.
