Howell Woltz was living an ordinary live. That was interrupted by a decision he made. A moral decision. A very costly decision. Because the system does not follow the law.
Brave noble man!...how evah ya found 'im Elsa I dunno but his tale of corrupt judges, courts, lawyers (which makes the Shakespeare quote understandable even now lol).... is "shatterin"--literally. When a giant scandal's hidden by the "just ice" system we kinda understand while deplorin' it (J6 we know wuz a "coup" here so we git it an' the players were BIG TIME ones...) but this wuz not a gubbamint coup nor a plandemic... one corrupt man wuz called out an' YET the rusty wheels of justice ran over the innocent guy that did it... heart-sinkin'.... blessin's Mr Woltz's way--I hope his books an' story git out even more... whatta SHAME on the FACE of our "NayShun" to do this :-(
A movie was made. Not enough, I know. Then, how did I find Howell? A friend. Harry Richardson, whom I met (online) when he wrote an extremely simple and effective bio of old Mo. About 3/4 million downloads.
yes, wow! I'd'a never known about him but as ya said in the interview--his tale makes the US Judicial system look like a 3rd world country...I'm wonderin' how much is that bad? Half? more? (I'm glad he has a lovin' wife an' safe residence but how sad the US itself was too dangerous for him)
Brave noble man!...how evah ya found 'im Elsa I dunno but his tale of corrupt judges, courts, lawyers (which makes the Shakespeare quote understandable even now lol).... is "shatterin"--literally. When a giant scandal's hidden by the "just ice" system we kinda understand while deplorin' it (J6 we know wuz a "coup" here so we git it an' the players were BIG TIME ones...) but this wuz not a gubbamint coup nor a plandemic... one corrupt man wuz called out an' YET the rusty wheels of justice ran over the innocent guy that did it... heart-sinkin'.... blessin's Mr Woltz's way--I hope his books an' story git out even more... whatta SHAME on the FACE of our "NayShun" to do this :-(
A movie was made. Not enough, I know. Then, how did I find Howell? A friend. Harry Richardson, whom I met (online) when he wrote an extremely simple and effective bio of old Mo. About 3/4 million downloads.
In case what I wrote wasn't clear enough. Harry recommended I look into Howell. I did. Wow!
yes, wow! I'd'a never known about him but as ya said in the interview--his tale makes the US Judicial system look like a 3rd world country...I'm wonderin' how much is that bad? Half? more? (I'm glad he has a lovin' wife an' safe residence but how sad the US itself was too dangerous for him)