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False Accusations : Guilty Until Proven Innocent
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Description
Moving the family from the UK to France was intended to bring a new and better life, and to give two newly adopted and troubled children a fresh start. One Monday morning, everything changed; the whole family would fall apart in the instant it took for one little girl to lie. The female detention judge looked at the author and spat the words, "You Monsieur Greene, are a paedophile and a pervert, and I have the authority to put you in prison for 20 years. I am going to make it my mission to do so." "In a country where it is presumed 'children don't lie, ' it took three years to fight the archaic, biased French system and clear my name by law, but clearing my name with the French people was another matter." In this true story, the author tells how sometimes "good intentions" are not always enough. "We have managed through our own strengths and that of our true friends to put it behind us, but I still, to this day, have nightmares of the time I spent in a jail more akin to Victorian England." He wrote this book to show how False Accusations affect not only the accuser and the accused, but everyone in between. About the Author: Nik Greene grew up on a farm in Norfolk, England. He moved his family to Limoges, France in 2004, and today lives between Pompadour, France, and Kent, England. He is now studying criminal psychology, and is working on a series of books about a private detective named Jack Thompson. Publisher's website: http: //www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/FalseAccusations.html Author's website: http: //www.nikgreene.com
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Product details
- Paperback | 154 pages
- 152 x 229 x 9mm | 236g
- 20 Jan 2011
- Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency, LLC
- English
- 1609760565
- 9781609760564
- 1,442,342
Our customer reviews
Oh my God
How can this happen, a dark side to fostering and adoption very rarely addressed
I must say, that aside, this was incredibly well written considering the author probably had to relive this time and time again to get it down on paper.
I would say this was a must read for many reasons,fostering & adoption fears, the darker side to moving to another country as well as how easy it seemed that this man, nee family was persecuted without a thought to the truth.
I can see this being made into a very compelling movie and being a hit
I wept with nearly every page, from the beginning to the very lastshow more
by Tim
