| A Righteous Verdict |
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| Richard D. Taylor |
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A Historical crive novel Set in Elkhart and South Bend, Indiana in year 1888. |
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| This Historical crime novel isn't the familiar story of an innocent man being railroaded through a prejudice nineteenth century court system. Set in 1888, it's the story of a guilty man caught up in the legal system of that time, but ironically with a deep inner need to be found guilty in order to escape God's wrath. Elmer Hatt, a petty thief drifting through South Bend, Indiana, isn't a violent man by any man's reckoning, but the split second it took to pull the trigger was all the time needed to change his carefree life to one of tragedy. |
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Richard D. Taylor was born and raised in Northern Indiana. He now has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology
from Indiana University, but a few days after he turned sixteen, the principal in the school he was attending asked
him to pack up and leave. He joined the Army while he was still sixteen served three years in Korea and Japan, and then
returned to school shortly after his discharge. Richard is retired now. He, his wife, and their three children all live
in southeast Michigan.
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