In 1961, thirty-year-old Ken Wells is a teacher of natural
science at Redfield High School in Massachusetts. He is dedicated
to his profession and to his students, and he adores his wife and
daughter. Everything is going so well for him-but then the
unthinkable happens. One of his female senior students,
seventeen-year-old Deborah Horton, accuses him of inappropriate
sexual advances.
Ken is innocent, even though damaging evidence surfaces
indicating otherwise. Arrested and charged with statutory rape, Ken
lands in jail, where he has plenty of time to try to figure out why
Deborah framed him. Could it have something to do with Deborah's
boyfriend, Ted Fallon-the school's star football player? Ken caught
Ted cheating on a test, after all, and if he flunks this class, he
doesn't get his football scholarship.
Though Ken is convinced Deborah's conscience will compel her to
tell the truth, his lawyer thinks it unlikely. Besides, the
evidence against him is too much. They'll have to find another way
to prove Ken's innocence, and they begin preparing for trial.
There's only one problem: Ken has a past he doesn't want exposed,
and a trial will reveal it all.
Full of twists and turns, The Kenneth Wells Case delves into how
a false accusation can bring disastrous consequences for all.
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