The Authors

Sean Oliver

Sean has never carried out a contract bombing, but is the author of nine books, most recently Insane Clown Posse: Unaccepted, Vol. I and the 2023 Permuted Press release Tod is God: The Authorized Story of How I Created Extreme Championship Wrestling, Tod Gordon’s autobiography that Sean co-authored, which debuted at #1 in its category on Amazon. He has also written three other Amazon #1 bestselling nonfiction books—Kayfabe, Fathers’ Blood, and The Business of Kayfabe, as well as three novels in the supernatural thriller genre. He has also written screenplays and is a 2021 Writer’s Digest Writing Competition winner in the script category for a pilot called Trixie.

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Sean is also an actor and voice artist with over a hundred major motion picture and TV credits. He’s directed national television commercials and currently co-hosts Kliq This: The Kevin Nash Podcast with wrestling Hall of Famer Kevin Nash.

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Sean was born and raised in West New York, NJ, a stronghold of Cuban exiles in the 70s and 80s, and currently teaches in New Jersey where he lives with his wife and two daughters.

Ricardo Morales, Jr

Rick is the second of Ricardo Morales Navarrete’s four children. He was born in the heart of Little Havana, Miami in 1963 when his father was in the CIA’s newest baby, Operation 40. Morales Navarrete was assassinated when Rick was nineteen years old.
 
Rick shielded his children from their grandfather’s identity for much of their childhood. Social media collapsed that barrier nearly ten years ago when they saw posts with his photo and references to a book detailing some of his exploits. At that point, in an effort to make a proper posthumous introduction, Rick began a deep dive into Morales Navarrete’s past and has spent the better part of ten years piecing together fragments of his father’s storied life and legacy. He has appeared on radio and podcasts for NPR, Actualidad Radio 1040 AM, Spyscape, The Opperman Report, Original Gangsters, Rob Reiner and Soledad O’Brien’s Who Killed JFK?, and others to discuss “the Monkey’s” exploits and missions.
 
Ricardo is a father of two and lives in Michigan with his wife Cheri and cat Buddy, distanced only in miles from his beloved Miami Hurricanes.