If Someone Is Killed and the Officials Refuse to Investigate, Is It Still Murder?

Days before Christmas of 64, Olive Lewis was found slumped on her living room floor, dead from a bullet to the back of her head; the lunch she was cooking, still warm on the stove. Her entire Arkansas town suspected one man of pulling the trigger: Cecil, her husband. Yet, high-ranking officials, including Olive's own powerful attorney-brother, ruled her death a suicide while withholding an autopsy (tho state-mandated!) Sherry Lewis, twenty-two-year-old daughter of Olive and Cecil, embarked on a quest to uncover the truth, despite orders to, "Leave it alone!" Wading through lies, threats, and cover-ups, she succeeded in the battle for Exhumation, unraveling the mystery of her unstoppable search, spanning several states, two continents, and twenty-eight years. With the last, astounding piece of the puzzle finally in place, Sherry had her answer to the burning question, Is It Still Murder? Based on the author's true-life account, this page-turner is part murder mystery, part analysis of the often tragic consequences of self-serving officials' political abuse. A must-read for every survivor and a must-have resource for therapists: social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and family or school counselors.