Harshly Condemned

This is the story of Carri and Larry WIlliams who were unjustly accused, fanatically prosecuted, and harshly condemned in a show trial in Washington State over the accidental death of their daughter Hana and their treatment of their son Immanuel. It is a call to the community for support and to the government for Carri and Larry's immediate release. Most of their story contained in this book was never heard by the jury, and if it was the author believes that they would not have been convicted. It also serves at least two important lessons: One, what could happen to any parent under intense scrutiny by Child Protective Services, and two, that attorneys in these types of domestic cases must defend their clients well beyond what might be expected in a typical criminal trial.