Title: Heavy Reading for L:ightweight Intellects
Product review: John DeCamp knows his audience -- ignorant, paranoid, gullible,insecure, and feeble-minded -- and this book plays right to them. DeCamp's halucinations have been thoroughly discredited by virtually everyone who has heard them; a grand jury, federal and state investigators, and just ordinary citizens with the enough sense to come in out of the rain. Reading this book, I got dizzy from all the absurdity. Keeping up with the labyrinthine plots, sub-plots, names, places and acts was all but impossible. It brought to mind that TV series "Picket Fences." But at least the writers admitted that show was a comedy. DeCamp's vivid, highly descriptive, almost worshipful descritions of acts allegedly carried out against children was so creepy that it makes you wonder about what kind of sickness is rattling around in the author's head. Instead of spending nine bucks for this craziness, donate it instead to a mental health charity. You'll feel better about yourself.
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