By Terry Daniels
ISBN-10: 184953344X
ISBN-13: 9781849533447
A stunning real crime tale, Terry's extradition used to be a landmark case leading to alterations to the legislations relating to interpretation and translation and entry to documents
In 1997, Terry Daniels chanced on herself unwittingly in the course of a drug bust regarding millions of pounds' worthy of cocaine being smuggled from Brazil to Spain via her holiday spouse. After finally being cleared of any fees she lower back domestic shaken, assuming the nightmare was once over—but her problems had simply started. 5 years after her ordeal, Terry aroused from sleep one morning to the antiterrorist police breaking down her door. She was once arrested and shortly after came upon herself being extradited to Spain to be attempted in another country. In an inexplicably merciless coincidence, Terry was once sentenced to ten years in a maximum-security Spanish legal. This hard-hitting account of Terry's struggle for justice tells of a typical girl who survived and at last triumphed over impressive misfortune.
Read or Download Passport to Hell PDF
Similar true crime books
The A to Z Encyclopedia of Serial Killers
Bestselling true-crime author Harold Schechter, a number one authority on serial killers, and coauthor David Everitt supply a guided journey during the extraordinary and blood-chilling global of serial homicide. via countless numbers of exact entries that span the total spectrum -- the surprising crimes, the notorious perpetrators, and masses extra -- they learn all angles of a grotesque cultural phenomenon that grips our mind's eye.
Combating for her existence . . .
A few days earlier than her twenty sixth birthday, Melissa Schickel back to her Indianapolis domestic and went to mattress. An hour later, she used to be yanked from her desires into terror. an interloper held her down, brutally beating and stabbing her.
Melissa fought fiercely. The assailant fled, leaving her to stand an extended highway to restoration from deep-seated worry and post-traumatic tension. She tells her particular actual tale as a part of a compelling narrative via bestselling crime professional M. William Phelps. Her energy and braveness will encourage all girls with comparable studies to consider themselves proudly as survivors—not sufferers.
“Phelps truly exhibits how the ugliest crimes can occur within the quietest of suburbs. ” —Library magazine on by no means See Them Again
“Phelps is a true-crime veteran. ”—New York Post
“Anything via Phelps is often an eye-opening event. ” —Suspense journal
Chambers of Horror. Monstrous Crimes of the Modern Age
Chambers of Horror is a learn of the warped pondering that went into the various world's so much macabre crimes, in addition to a medical exam of the purpose-built rooms, hidden areas and soundproof dungeons more and more ready for sufferers. From the big "Murder fortress" as soon as utilized by Dr. H. H. Holmes to prey upon these attending the 1893 Chicago World's reasonable to the hand-tooled field stored lower than the mattress the place Cameron Hooker saved his "sex slave," this e-book covers well-known instances of the earlier in addition to many from the fashionable age.
Handbook of Transnational Crime and Justice
Transnational crime and justice will represent the twenty first century in similar manner that conventional road crimes ruled the 20 th century. within the instruction manual of Transnational Crime and Justice, Philip Reichel and Jay Albanese assemble best students from world wide to provide views at the legislation, crimes, and legal justice responses to transnational crime.
- Mortal Remains
- Chicago to Springfield:: Crime and Politics in the 1920s
- Kitty Genovese: A True Account of a Public Murder and Its Private Consequences
- The Gates of Janus: Serial Killing and its Analysis by the Moors Murderer Ian Brady
Additional info for Passport to Hell
Example text
There was little doubt that the victim had been subjected to a sustained and vicious attack. ’ Sergeant Bateman searched him and found a powder flask, percussion caps and a sheath, into which the cheese knife fitted snugly. It was at this stage that Mrs Taylor arrived at the police office, asking about her husband. She had approached an officer at the scene, but in the confusion, she had not been detained, but she was now. News about this sensational crime had spread rapidly about the city, and by the late morning, Thomas Jones, of Messrs Jones and Melrose, of Deansgate, arrived at the police office.
The men had also visited him at his home on several occasions and he recalled being asked by Dunn about acetate of lead. The doctor had advised him that it could be used in small doses as medicine in the treatment of dysentery, but if used in larger doses it acted as a poison. Dunn had been interested in the fact that when acetate of lead was added to water the liquid turned milky, but when added to whisky, there was no effect on the appearance of the spirit in the glass. Dr Holland acknowledged that these meetings did take place and the matters raised by Mr Bradlaugh had been discussed, but they had occurred after John’s death and could not therefore have been part of a conspiracy to murder him.
Two made off, but the remaining pair were detained and taken into custody, under the provisions of the Vagrancy Act, as they were thought to be about to break into a shop. The arrested men, who spoke with American accents and were found to have revolvers, gave their names as John White and Martin Williams. However, the police soon suspected that they were holding two members of the Fenian movement. Checks were made with members of the Irish police, who had been posted in Liverpool specifically to seek out members of this Irish nationalist organisation.