Title: A Legal Whodunit
Product review: This book exposes the psyche of the corporate criminal. I have always wondered, and now Kellegrew helps me understand, how corruption can hide behind the mask of bureaucracy. I have been amazed at the brazen attitude of some who proclaim their innocence in the face of the obvious. This book delves into the attitudes, actions, and twisted conscience of what appears to be a likely scenario playing out frequently in corporate America.Bob Kellegrew is a practicing attorney. That makes the story credible and informative from a legal and insider's view. I began to read the book as I read historical fiction, both as entertainment and as education. I learned much about executive suite reality by reading this work of fiction.I recommend the book to those who like a good whodunit and to those who are seeking a glimpse into the life of a top floor executive.
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