Injustice

Envision yourself as a retired lieutenant colonel of the United States Air Force and a highly decorated New York City detective lieutenant with an impeccable reputation in law enforcement. Now envision yourself as the prime suspect in the largest cash robbery in U.S. history, after the armored car company you run is robbed of ll.4 million dollars, then indicted and jailed for stealing over thirty million dollars of your client's money. How would you prove your innocence? Injustice: For the Love of Her Father, by Jack Jennings and John Maffucci is a true crime story that explores this very question. Incensed by false accusations and malicious prosecution by Bronx District Attorney, Mario Merola, Noreen Jennings leaves her position as a registered nurse at the Veteran's Administration and becomes a lawyer to prove her father's innocence. During her father's four-year ordeal, Noreen suffers her own personal traumas, including a divorce, due to her decision to go to law school. Readers will experience the struggles of an honest citizen fighting the system against overwhelming odds. Viewed against a background of sacrifice and redemption, Injustice and its real-life characters are driven by love, faith, and family values. Against insurmountable odds, The Jennings family never loses their faith in God, and their belief that they will emerge victorious.