Working on Amazing Story

I’ve temporarily shelved my work on Jody Madison because something very interesting crossed my aura.

True crime is what people want, and true crime they shall get. I’m now working on a true crime out of Michigan which combines a violent holiday with an innocent family. What makes it so good is that it begs to be written. I personally knew most of the people involved, including the alleged and convicted murderer.

The tale has many twists and turns, and takes riveting to an entirely new level. I have been in contact with all the parties and shake my head when I go through the stories, articles and allegations.

Let me make one thing abundantly clear; I’m writing this book using ALL public information. No opinions, no judgements…just facts.  I’ll give you the case, the reports, the words of those willing to share, and a complete rundown of the events.

The passion I feel for this project goes beyond the “blah” feeling I’ve had for quite some time.  After very careful consideration, I am moving forward.

I am not entirely supported; meaning certain factions are against this work. Fortunately, I have the protection of both my 1st amendment rights and the F.O.I.A.

MY goal is not to hurt anyone, and I will take painstaking efforts to make sure that doesn’t happen.  Using the upmost care in the preparation of this work is priority #1.

Keep an eye open. This will take my creative juices to a new level. My determination to inform as many people as possible drives me. When I say inform, I mean it’s what I consider necessary.  If I didn’t feel it was, I wouldn’t write it.

Like it or not, it’s on the way!

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