Review of A Fathers Cry for Justice
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Review of A Fathers Cry for Justice
Donnita Carol Weddle's book, A Father's Cry for Justice: The Ken Arrasmith Story, is a fascinating and inspiring true story. Ken Arrasmith was an exemplary citizen, a dedicated worker, and a family man. Everything will change when he discovers that his underage daughter Jane has fallen victim to sexual predators. To make matters worse, her rapists, the Bingham couple, had a history of committing similar crimes and were known as drug dealers prone to violent behavior.
Former Deputy Sheriff Ken Arrasmith will notify law enforcement hoping that they will act against Ron and Louella Bingham. Even though there was adequate evidence of their many crimes, the sheriffs refused to do so, claiming insufficient evidence. This is why Ken Arrasmith will go to the Binghams to obtain additional evidence, despite Ron Bingham's bounty on his life. In the events that follow, there will be a shooting in which two individuals will be killed.
There was a lot that I enjoyed about the book. First and foremost, the book was written by the author, who is also Ken Arrasmith's wife, providing readers with a more in-depth understanding of Ken Arrasmith's interesting personality. At the same time, the author maintained objectivity, allowing readers to independently examine the facts and come to conclusions. Although the book's theme required a description of the rapes committed by Ron and Louella Bingham, it was kept to a minimum. The same can be said for profanities. The book contains numerous descriptions and excerpts from the subsequent trial. The book is illustrated with photos of Ken Arrasmith and his family. I appreciate how the importance of work ethics in Ken Arrasmith's life, instilled in him by his family, is emphasized multiple times throughout the book. The book generally follows a chronological structure and is unpredictable until the end. I enjoy that the book is fact-based and criticizes the inadequate law enforcement and judicial systems. The book left a great impression on me.
The only thing I disliked about the book was the somewhat higher number of typos.
It was challenging to decide how to rate this one-of-a-kind book about a sensitive subject. An engaging true story, a comprehensive approach to events, and an abundance of facts outweigh typos that had no substantial impact on the book's quality. This is precisely why I believe it is appropriate to rate the book 4 out of 5 stars.
I recommend the book to readers who enjoy biographies, memoirs, and inspiring true stories. Due to the nature of the crimes and their details, I recommend the book exclusively to an adult readership.
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