Ladies and Gentlemen, K. L. Lundy Publishing has unveiled for the American public "the truth and nothing but the truth so help us God" in this newly released documentary titled, "Dirty Justice-Who Killed Mommy?" written by Keith Lynch.

If you believe that in America you are innocent until proven guilty, "Dirty Justice- Who Killed Mommy" will change your mind. If you believe the criminal justice system is fair and impartial, this book will open your eyes and reveal the truth

With no evidence the judicial system was able to take Mr. Lynch's children, home, and freedom. The prosecution case was built from statements provided by people who should have been under investigation from the very beginning. Law Enforcement Officers failed in their investigation, and the District Attorney's Office could not change its course, and the death of Mrs. Gina B. Lynch has gone unsolved.

Summary:

The author invites you to experience the drama that has unfolded in his life as he receives his serving of dirty justice. Once you begin reading, you simply will not be able to put this book down. One cannot begin to imagine that what has happened to this family actually occurred in America. Mr. Lynch's testimony will compel you to look at your love ones and the judicial system in a new light. This family's tragedy will encourage you to cherish the time you have with your children and remind you of the commitments made to your relationships
"Dirty Justice-Who Killed Mommy" is a true story that contains death, homosexuality, arson, kidnapping, illegal adoption, identity theft, police, and judicial corruption. Only God's divine intervention and the help of attorneys Rodney Williams and Brad Gardner's never-ending desire to find truth will expose the injustice that has contributed to this family's nightmare. Let The Truth Be Told! Log onto www.kllundypublishingllc.com and review the miscarrage of justice that has befallen my family at the hands of law enforcement and public officials in the state of Georgia.

I don't know if you can use "attorneys" and "never-ending desire to find truth" in the same sentence.

CHIEF601 said:

jlu492 said:

I don't know if you can use "attorneys" and "never-ending desire to find truth" in the same sentence.

that's one of those oxymorons

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