Turning a blind eye?: Medical accountability and the prevention of torture in South Africa

by Mary Rayner

Being blind makes life difficult for Frank Zuccini, but he’s never asked for sympathy, even as he’s sitting in a courtroom facing life imprisonment for the crime spree he’s been a part of.It all started when Frank realized his hard, honest work in vending wasn’t even enough to get him by in life. When Frank’s friends become involved with the misdeeds, his life of crime not only continues, but accelerates—literally—with stealing cars, robbing banks, and other malefactions that take them all over the map.Experience these exploits and find out Frank’s verdict in Turning a Blind Eye.

96 pages, Unknown Binding

Published January 1, 1987