GRAND COULEE, Wash., April 14, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- When a war veteran's grandchildren are kidnapped, he tracks down the kidnappers to rescue the kids and to have revenge. Now, he is on trial for the kidnappers' murder. Did he kill them in his rage? Will sentencing him to death mean that justice would be served? Finds out as you leaf through the pages of author Verl Wheeler's riveting and emotionally intense story, Justice Is Served.
Enter the Seattle courtroom and witness a trial that captivated the entire country. Listen as the events unfold, as these will help in finding out why two people are dead, why two young boys are psychologically damaged, and why society is calling upon twelve citizens to facilitate the death of another. Accompany investigative reporter Bob Arnott as he covers the kidnapping story of Jim's precious grandchildren -- all the way from the crime and through the trial. As events unfold, unexpected twists unravel the truth and what people believe is the truth. Follow this exciting story of life, death, and rain and find out if Justice Is Served.
About the Author
Verl D. Wheeler is currently semiretired after working in the broadcast industry for over fifty years. His radio career included every phase of broadcasting-DJ, sports play-by-play, commercial writing and production, sales, station management in small and major markets, from Seattle to Cincinnati. He is now CEO/president of his family-owned broadcast company located in Eastern Washington. The company includes two FM radio stations, two FM translators, and one AM radio station. His son, Mark, manages the company. This is the author's second book but first novel. His first book was Broadcast Sales Success. It was used by several universities as a textbook and many radio stations throughout the United States as a training guide for salespeople. He currently resides in either Kirkland, Washington, a suburb of Seattle or in Grand Coulee, Washington, where his golf cart is parked.
Justice Is Served * by Verl D. Wheeler
Publication Date: March 14, 2008
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