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ALL SMOKE, NO FIRE: How the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department Turned an Innocent Man Into a Villain

Pascal Etcheber

Pascal Etcheber is a French author, philosopher and management consultant. Some of his works include ‘Vagabond Earth’, ‘Freeing the Organization’, ‘7 Principles for an Economic Revolution’. He also co-edited ‘Managing sensitive projects: a lateral approach’. A member of Mensa in France and in the UK, he described a simplified method for calculating any day of the Gregorian calendar. He received a degree in Philosophy with a Dean’s commendation as well as a diploma in English Literature from Exeter University. The British Philosophical Association listed Pascal Etcheber in their success stories as one of 38 people who graduated in Philosophy and achieved success in their subsequent careers.

The charmed life of a successful management consultant and writer went to hell on 18th March 2009, while alone attending to his 2-year-old daughter, when a FBI squad, backed by two ominous black helicopters, arrested him. This event instantly transformed him into a villain. He had become criminal number 2:09-195. The book retraces how a French father of a young American-born girl, embattled in a custody case, becomes a FBI target. What begins as a man’s quest to save his daughter, develops into coping with a misguided prosecution for drug trafficking and spying, becoming in the process the most indicted man in U.S. history, and terminates with surviving false accusations of child molestation. It ends well. After many twists, the resolve of this inspiring and cautionary tale culminates in a rare sole custody win in Family court.

Adults...Fathers with child custody issues, lawyers, law enforcement, people interested in how the US justice system operates and its failures

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Cartoons...not a children book...serious autobiography...drama..US justice system