This book chronicles the rearing of an African-American child in
the "Upsouth" during the 1950s and 1960s, and his experiences as an
adult in another world-the F.B.I. The author walks the reader
through many harrowing experiences; several nearly fatal, growing
up in St. Louis and also with the F.B.I. His life with the F.B.I.
will take you through the "urban jungles" of several U.S. cities to
the tropical rainforests and islands of the Caribbean. The author
details his personal experiences with segregation coupled with
lessons taught by his family and older friends. Highlighted early
in the book is the author's controversial admission to college at
the age of eighteen. This book focuses on family history lessons
taught by his elders whom he used as a guide for his education, and
his career in law enforcement. The author highlights the
controversy he caused in his family, when he defied his parents'
wishes, and joined the F.B.I in 1979. His fascinating career covers
21 1/2 years of complex federal investigations and dangerous
undercover operations. The author sums up his experiences and
career with the F.B.I. by examing the differences between him and
scores of criminals he arrested over the years. After reading this
book, you will discover the values of strong parents, knowledge of
one's history, and thanking The Almighty everyday.
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