By Simon Hall

EISBN-13: 978-0-85728-002-2

A deadly mistake in the past that condemned hundreds of thousands to a lingering dying. a central authority cover-up and a lust for vengeance which may by no means be eased through the passing years, whether it claims many blameless lives.

17-year-old Annette Newman is abducted as she serves a self-imposed penance for her privileged place. The crime appears to be like mundane, designed purely to become profitable, until eventually the invention of the ransom be aware and the mysterious letters PP revealed so very intentionally on the end.

The kidnappers face trial. The facts is fragile, merely simply enough to place earlier than a jury. yet in an elderly and hushed court a different verdict is again. It's a choice which has lethal results for Annette. And for the abductors, too.

When the legislations fails, occasionally vengeance might be the single selection that continues to be.

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Over the course of four years of research, I was able to augment the stories from FBI files with much new information uncovered in the last forty years. A manuscript discovered in 1989 by two intrepid Dillinger buffs, William Helmer and Thomas Smusyn, shines new light on Dillinger’s final weeks. Another valuable resource was two thousand pages of unpublished interview transcripts that Alvin Karpis of the Barker Gang gave before his death. Several FBI agents also wrote unpublished manuscripts I was able to review.

My grandfather’s stories sounded like tales out of the Wild West; I could hardly grasp the fact that these events had occurred barely forty years earlier. I grew up in the 1970s, and the formative events of my youth were the Vietnam War, Watergate, and the Iranian hostage crisis. I couldn’t believe America had changed that much in a single lifetime. Later, I learned that Clyde Barrow had murdered the great-uncle of one of my boyhood friends in my hometown of Temple, Texas, and my interest grew.

Governor William “Alfalfa Bill” Murray announced a $1,000 reward for his capture. It was a classic case of media hysteria, of hype that would shape reality that would in turn create a legend. Every morning that winter brought a story of Floyd’s exploits, a bank robbed, a supposed sighting, speculation where he might strike next. Lawmen combed eastern Oklahoma in a futile manhunt. Floyd understood the situation and made a crude bid for public support. In a letter to the governor, he demanded that the reward be withdrawn.

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