Publisher's Synopsis
The chilling true narrative of murder, obsession, and betrayal is vividly portrayed in "Fatal Justice: The Courthouse Tragedy That Shook Wilmington". On February 11, 2013, unspeakable horror occurred at the New Castle County Courthouse in Wilmington, Delaware. Inspired by years of resentment and a bitter custody battle involving his son, David, Thomas Matusiewicz killed his former daughter-in-law Christine Belford and her partner, Laura Beth Mulford, in a vicious attack.
But there was more to this tragedy than a random act of violence. It was the culmination of an extensive court battle that included the abduction of Belford's children, a relentless cyberstalking campaign, and a conspiracy that crossed many legal lines. The sound of Matusiewicz's bullets echoing through the halls of justice stunned the town, and the nation was forced to confront the horrifying possibility of what could occur if the legal system failed to defend the vulnerable. "Fatal Justice" delves deeply into the events that preceded that fateful day, revealing the horrible complexities of the Matusiewicz family's plot in addition to the grave security lapses that allowed such a tragedy to happen. With meticulous research and gripping narrative, this book exposes the dark side of family law disputes and the terrible consequences of unchecked rage and obsession. This is a depressing look at how the court system can be abused and how families may be destroyed when retaliation turns into a family issue rather than a fictional crime story. Anyone who like true crime stories, judicial intrigue, and the quest of justice should read "Fatal Justice." Don't miss this gripping and timeless account of one of the most horrific killings in recent memory. Get a copy of "Fatal Justice: The Courthouse Tragedy That Shook Wilmington" right away to learn the true story of a case that turned fatal when justice was served.
