Darkest Hour - Not All That Is Buried Stays Buried Forever

Darren Freeman

Casa editrice: Royal Creek Publishing House

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I could say that some crimes see the light of day after years of their being committed.  This is one of those crimes.  The Murder of Police Officer Christopher Todd Horner, and the Mysterious and Vexing events that lead to the arrest and apprehension of four men.  Officer Horner was on duty, alone in a Dark Cemetery.  Not all that is buried stays buried forever. 
This manuscript is based on the actual events that took place in the Death of Officer Horner.  It was written by Darren Freeman, a former Florida Law Enforcement Administrative Commander, and Criminal Law Instructor.  He was a Police Officer and Duty Shift Partner with Officer Horner.

Disponibile da: 05/11/2017.

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