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Liked It Rated 5 stars “Wrongfully Accused One day in Mississippi, 17 y/o Larry Henderson is arrested and wrongfully accused of murder of a white man. Mississippi was known to be one of the states that believed in racial inequality and a black man being accused of anything could get him convicted or hung....” see full review » see other reviews »

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  • Rated 5 stars

  “Wrongfully Accused
  
  One day in Mississippi, 17 y/o Larry Henderson is arrested and wrongfully accused of murder of a white man. Mississippi was known to be one of the states that believed in racial inequality and a black man being accused of anything could get him convicted or hung. White men were being murdered one after another, but when one well known white klansman is murdered all evidence suddenly turns to Larry. Nomatter if Larry is guilty or innocent or if there is actual evidence against him, Larry must go down for the crime. The person closest to him makes sure he's convicted and that person is his father Officer Perry Henderson, the only black officer in that county. How can a father be adamant that his son must be convicted and do the time, why is this so important to him, why is one journalist ready to save Larry from his fate? This book holds these answers.
  
  Caged Innocence is one tear-jerking book. It sets the scene in the deep south, the injustice, the racism, a father and son torn apart. This book is a masterpiece ready to be put on the big screen. Caged Innocence also goes deeper by reminding us what it means to be human and wrongfully accused. Mr. Richard I have to say this is by far one of the best books I have read and an EXCELLENT job well done. Can't wait to see this on the big screen. Kudos and u deserve more than 5 stars. ”

  token787 wrote this review Thursday, July 16 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No

  
  
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  “Really enjoy reading this book, but got upset reading through it, couldn't understand why a father would make his son take blame for a murder he didn't comint and end up spending half his life in prison. Was glad he got out, and was sorry his father die before he could tell him how he felt, about what he did! Was glad thatit it end the end he was proving innocent. This pull me in from the first to the very last page! Will there be a sequel? Recommend! ”

  sweetcakes wrote this review Wednesday, March 4 2009. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No