title: A JUDICIAL TERROR IN TEXAS: CROSSING THE NATION..A FIFTEEN YEAR NIGHTMARE OF BEING FALSELY ACCUSED
author: Sharon Allen
description: This is not a novel, but a fifteen year nightmare forced upon her family. D. Laine does not claim to be an Author, but a voice for the many "falsely accused." Compliments of the state of Texas. She is consumed with a burning desire for TRUTH and EQUAL JUSTICE, for one and all! Her quest became a mission upon learning the issue has become an epidemic, crossing the nation, like a wildfire, leaving a trail of victims. A once proud American. Very passionate about her faith and greatly concerned with the country's downward spiral. She brings a warning to every reader. "The same can happen to you, anytime, anywhere, without warning, life will never be the same."
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  I did stagger back to Imagisle on Meredi night, and almost overslept on Jeudi
  morning. I thought I’d had more dreams about fires, but I didn’t remember them
  at all clearly. The newsheets I picked up hurriedly after breakfast didn’t
  mention any large fires, either, but they might not have, because they were
  reporting that Ferrum was ready to declare war on Solidar, if our ships
  insisted on protecting “the enemies of Ferrum.” One of those enemies happened
  to be the Abierto Isles.
  
  
  There wasn’t much I could do about that and, fortunately, all I had to do on
  Jeudi, again, was watch justicing proceedings, and keep mental track of two
  more cases where the charges were dropped.
  
  
  Jeudi night, after Mardoyt was tied up with the final scheduling of prisoners,
  witnesses, and evidence for Vendrei’s hearings, I checked the cases. One
  charge sheet was missing, and in the other case, the charges were listed as
  being dropped. That made sense, because the accused alrea