Finnegan's Follies

This is a most unusual book in that it provides you with clues, evidence, and everything you need to know in order to solve a modern-day crime. On March 5, 2022, 18-year-old Zoey King drove into a pedestrian area and struck me with her car. The impact broke a minimum of 5 bones, including my shoulder and the orbital bone above my eye, and shattered my eye into three parts. I sustained 2nd and 3rd degree road rash on my head, arms, legs, feet, and buttocks. The car came to rest in the pedestrian area. Despite this, a cop named Peter Finnegan, and his boss, Sergeant Todd Engstrom, signed documents claiming that I was drunk and stepped out in front of poor Zoey. Numerous witnesses had told these two officers that I had only drank two beers. There was even a video of me that proved I was sober. Drunk? No way. And how many people do you know, drunk or otherwise, that deliberately stepped out in front of a speeding car? It was all lies. Zoey stated that she could not see me, stated that it happened so fast, and said she thought the speed limit was 25mph (According to the our number one cop, Peter Finnegan, the "unposted" speed limit was 20mph. So why did Zoey say she thought it was 25? Because speeders almost always say that when they are caught speeding. It's cliche. In these pages are actual crime scene photographs and police reports. You get to read what they have to say and read what I have/had to say. Then you get to decide who you believe. Do you think you are smart enough to figure it out? Haven't you ever wanted to be a juror? Did you ever wish that someone would come along and prove that corruption is more common than most people think? After reading this, you'll never look at the world the same way again. Yes, Virginia, a lot of cops really are corrupt. But it never stops there. Then comes lawyers, Judges, Insurance adjusters/investigators(sic), and a whole bunch of other equally shady characters.