Djalu – A Year of Three's

Dave Ferguson

Summary

Based on a true event, Djalu – A Year of Three's, is a story revolving around the brutal murder of a young female student in her low-rent council flat in London.

When a young female student is brutally murdered in her London council flat, the police follow a trail of clues that leads nowhere and arrest the wrong man. The victim's ex-boyfriend is certain they've got it wrong, but the innocent man is sentenced to life in prison.

With his three best mates, the ex-boyfriend turns to Djalu, a close friend, fellow student, and rugby teammate. Together, they set out to hunt down the real killer.

But when the police have failed, what chance do a handful of students have? And how far will they have to go to uncover the truth?

Available since: 07/17/2026.

Print length: 84 pages.

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