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    Corruption In Paradise
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    Corruption In Paradise

    By Kerry L.R. Tatum

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    About this ebook

    Kerry L.R. Tatum shares a view from the eyes of a Police Officer into the true Cayman Islands.
    Crime and corruption wreak havoc on the inhabitants and visitors alike in this tranquil paradise.
    Assassins, Thieves, Sexual Predators, Drug Dealers and Addicts run the streets. Deceit and deception Rule.
    Crimes are swept under the rug to protect the financial and tourism industry.
    The police doctor the statistics to create a false sense of security.
    Law and order is a Myth.
    Politicians, Business owners and the so called "elite" sit on their perches in a secret society and decide your fate. The fat cats and parasites of our society.
    Unbeknownst to them, there is a greater power that rules over all.

    Justice and Judgement is on its way.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 2, 2014
    ISBN9781326005306
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