Discover Your Ultimate Thriller
Overview
The site highlights the narrative of a survivor who navigated a “bullish upbringing “ in Portland, Oregon, and a life-altering legal journey. It explores the complexities of the American justice system, specifically focusing on the concept of double jeopardy and the impact of systemic racism on legal outcomes.
Key Features
*The Book: Detailed information on Justified License to Kill, a work that examines the author’s 1994 trial-where he was found not guilty for the second time.
*The Screenplay: Insight into the 222 - page screenplay adaptation of the book,
developed to bring this gripping story of resilience and battle to the screen.
*Author’s Journey: A look into the life of Eddie Dee Williams, from his time as a Army Veteran to his lineage connecting him to both the first enslaved man recognized by law, John Punch, and
the first Black U.S. President, Barrack Obama.
Mission
Through this platform, the work aims to ”make it make sense “-transforming a legacy of documentation, truth -telling, and generational empowerment. It serves as a hub for readers, film industry professionals, and those interested in the intersection of Indigenous American history and the pursuit of justice.