unsolved murder
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You don’t have to remember everything for it to have happened. There are things I remember with photographic clarity. There are other things that exist only as fragments. A feeling. A room. A particular kind of silence. The sudden awareness that something was wrong without having the vocabulary to explain what “wrong” meant. Childhood is…
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I participated in a mental health presentation the other day. The speaker spoke a lot about connection and how it helps thwart anxiety. One of the antidotes was to listen to an audiobook. If you’ve come through trauma, trust me, I lead you through a “captivating emotional journey!” Let me be with you through my…
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For the next 12 days, we are returning to posts from the past that have been the most popular with YOU! Here’s our third post as a nod to our readers. APART FROM DEATH Do coincidences exist? I have written a book that will be released at the end of December 2022 about the death…
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After your abuse, how were you lied to? If you think your story is too hard to tell, read mine.
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A Prisoner by No Crime of My Own. From innocence to horror. The True Crime Story of a Child Witness. At three years old, Jodie watched her father murder a woman in a seedy hotel room. He, a true-born sociopath, strolled undetected, using religion as his disguise. Their family coat of arms was incest. The…
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The book A Prisoner by No Crime of My Own, True Crime Story of a Child Witness, Chapter 13 – An Olympic Race . . . continued . . . Sure — I had and have a lot of love for my parents, sometimes. What good is my love going to do now? It becomes…
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The book A Prisoner by No Crime of My Own, The True Crime Story of a Child Witness holds accounts of childhood crimes that many of us have lived through. I hope my story helps you find your story! Conclusion “I have no greater joy than to hear that my children will walk in truth.”—3…
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The book A Prisoner by No Crime of My Own has been published. I hope my story helps you find your story! Chapter 17 – Murder | A Flip Book “You’re breaking generational curses. That’s why this doesn’t come easy for you. You’re who your bloodline has been waiting for.”–Unknown Redmond and I continued our…
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From A Prisoner by No Crime of My Own. Incest. Rape. Murder. Then, I turned Four. The journey of healing. Grab your copy here (paperback or Kindle): https://a.co/d/ae612Ag
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A Prisoner by No Crime of My Own. Incest. Rape. Murder. Then, I turned four. At three years old, Jodie watched her father murder a woman in a seedy hotel room. He, a true-born sociopath, strolled undetected, using religion as his disguise. Their family coat of arms was incest. The murdered woman’s life mattered and…