Miracle in Atlanta

It's bad enough to get caught and indicted for a crime that you actually committed. A criminal can have no greater fear than that of getting captured. But here is the true story of a law-abiding, innocent man being kidnapped off the streets of Kansas City by plain-clothed badge-wearers, and jailed and hauled a thousand miles away to face trial for a created non-crime crafted by clever federal agents and the Department of Justice. Pat Shannan tells first-hand as never before of the targeting, robbing, jailing and trying of William Bicket that resulted in a miracle that few persecuted by the system will ever get to see. Here is the story from inside the Atlanta Federal Prison and federal courtroom as can be told by no one else. Everyone agrees: no book like this has ever been written before. It's one of a kind. This is the true story of a modern-day Goliath going down to the slingshot of David. There is only one avenue of escape, once you've been targeted, and few people in this day and time will ever discover, let alone trust it enough to use it and see it through. MIRACLE IN ATLANTA is not a religious book, but the miracle was produced by faith in God alone. Neither is this a book offering legal advice, but rather some guidance of what not to do when caught in the federal trap. And it has an extra added attraction: after a quarter century of investigative reporting, Pat comes out of the closet. But not in the manner in which you may think.