Squelched: The Suppression of Murder in The Synagogue

In the spring of 1972, T.V. LoCicero finished a book-length manuscript entitled Joann D’Ark and the Prince Of Detroit and eventually gave his only remaining copy to a University of Michigan professor who had encouraged him to write it. Soon thereafter the author lost touch with his friend the professor, and the manuscript was lost to him for more than 30 years. Why give away the last copy of a manuscript that covered the most intense, frustrating and perhaps defining period in his life? And...