Survivors

by Dennis N Griffin

Overview

The survivors of victims of murder and suspicious deaths are often victimized twice—first by the loss of their loved one and subsequently by the system they rely on for justice. In pursuit of police transparency, retired investigator Dennis Griffin takes us inside the world of real crime cases to expose the shocking truth behind the alarming number of unsolved murders and suspicious deaths that are unsolved, closed, or misclassified with little to no investigation.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781950712014
Publisher:	Alyblue Media LLC
Publication date:	08/01/2019
Pages:	278
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.63(d)

About the Author

Dennis Griffin retired in 1994, after a twenty-year career in law enforcement and investigations in New York State. After authoring 8 mystery thrillers, Griffin turned his attention to nonfiction. He founded The Transparency Project to help families of suspicious death victims gain access to police records related to the investigation of their loved one.

Griffin is host of the popular podcasts Crime Wire and The Transparency Project Radio Show. He also serves as a consultant, matching true crime movie and documentary producers, writers, and event coordinators with potential technical consultants and speakers. Learn more at www.dennisngriffin.biz.

Table of Contents

Foreword

Introduction

Molly's Law

Part one: The investigators speak

Part two: The survivors speak

Meet the writers

About Dennis N. Griffin

Editorial Reviews

“MEANINGFUL . . . Survivors goes beyond the storytelling of cases and speaks to the appalling experiences surviving victims have faced within our criminal justice system.” —DELILAH JONES, Crime Wire cohost



“UNWAVERING . . . Survivors is a collection of first-hand experiences detailing the unthinkable horrors shared by those who have lost a loved one to murder or suspicious death, and the unwavering determination required to navigate a flawed justice system.” —KELLY O’KEEFE, Kelly Vision Productions



"SURVIVORS serves to expose the shortcomings in our justice system." —LARRY YOUNG, Molly’s Law

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