by Michael C. Ford (Author)

This volume is characterized by an examination of misaligned and in some cases, purposefully unsolved American crime. Ford's premise has always been to represent literary proof that America itself is an unsolved murder From the executive action against the Kennedy brothers, in Dallas and Los Angeles, to the O.J. simpson conspired nightmare in Brentwood to the maligned obfuscation of the 1947 Black Dahlia mystery to a 1960s deceptively obscure female serial killer in the Mid-Western U.S. Here is Ford's usual spontaneous combustion of prose/poetry pictures of America in all of its peculiar specifics and its caustic generalities.