Case of Injustice: A True Story of a Woman Scorned

This book is a battle sword, stabbing at specific injustice & slashing at corruption in high places. Why? From the narration in the book, & from the extraordinary documentation that accompanies the narration, one must conclude that the villains of the piece had something to hide. Who were the villains? A drug-dealing landlord, a duly-elected District Attorney, scores of lawyers, a supposedly reputable judge, numerous FBI agents, &, possibly, some legislative- & executive-branch Federal officials. Why did the Congressman from her district put her off when she apprised him of her problem? Why did her supposed friend, a member of the County Commission, begin to distance himself from her? Why did everyone she knew tell her she should leave town because her life was in danger? Most mysterious of all, perhaps--why did a special state commission, mandated to investigate corruption in the state, take on her case with enthusiasm, & then suddenly become disbanded? What does Anne Morrow want? She wants the people (whose real names & positions are documented & named in the book) to be brought to justice.Morrow, Anne is the author of 'Case of Injustice: A True Story of a Woman Scorned' with ISBN 9780962870408 and ISBN 0962870404.