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Evelyn Smithson had just finished her shift at Rooney’s Diner in Minneapolis, Minnesota, when the pregnant eighteen-year-old girl was mugged and brutally stabbed. Since Evelyn was the fourth young woman attacked that summer of 1964, residents feared they had a serial killer in their midst. As Evelyn lay there dying on the sidewalk, she reflected on her life, praying to God to save her unborn baby. Minutes later, she was discovered by her best friend, who summoned an ambulance. Unfortunately, hospital staff were unable to save Evelyn, but the viable fetus was delivered via cesarean section. Sadly, just as her newborn daughter took her first breath of life, Evelyn Smithson exhaled her last. Since the baby’s father was purportedly killed in Vietnam, and the mother was now deceased, the orphaned child was adopted by a couple in Rochester, Minnesota. Franklin and LaVonne Barth named their newborn daughter Cassandra, and she enjoyed a typical happy childhood…until thirteen years later, when she became plagued by nightmares of a murdered pregnant woman she had never seen or met. As a result, Cassandra’s health, disposition and schoolwork suffered, so her parents took her to a psychiatrist. Through hypnotherapy, they learn that the murdered woman was Cassandra’s birth mother, and a composite artist sketch reveals Evelyn’s killer to be someone other than the convicted serial killer. Will Cassandra’s extraordinary connection to her deceased mother ultimately lead authorities to the real killer, or has this gifted adolescent unwittingly constructed a portal, making her his next target?
When a renowned Puerto Rican surgeon is slapped with a malpractice suit out of nowhere that defies all trustworthy existing scientific knowledge, he must face the absurdity and injustice of all levels of the local courts up to the P.R. Supreme Court, and later advance to Appellate and Supreme Courts of the U.S. He describes his insights into the failures of the system toward common citizens and the backroom deals that define our legal practices: the faulty, highly politicized selection of judges and justices; deficient preparation and evaluation of lawyers and, above all, the perceived absolute immunity and impunity of judges who answer to no one for their failures in applying the law. It is a thought-provoking read that will challenge the notion that the legal system exists to protect the rights of all citizens.
A comprehensive 1983 account of the pathology, treatment and prognosis of conditions such as schizophrenia, manic depression and autism.