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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Catch a Crook!

In my flagship book, A Sudden Shot, I wrote that it takes good people to catch bad people and, thank heaven, there are many more good people in this world than bad.  
A Sudden Shot, on display at Borders, details good over evil in real life

 Good people are gathering on Monday Sep 26 to raise money to help fight the bad guys and I am delighted to join them and give my remarks.  It's the Catch a Crook Golf Tournament to raise money for the Silent Witness program. Silent Witness, in which private money is offered as a reward for those who can give information to solve a crime, played a crucial role in ending the crime spree that is chronicled in A Sudden Shot.  

Serial killer survivor Paul Patrick powering through
I visited with renowned serial killer survivor Paul Patrick about the event. He was very happy to sign a book for me to give away at Catch a Crook.  As a result of a random crime, Paul is in a wheelchair...on a good day. Mostly he's in bed...on a not bad day. Often, he's in a hospital bed, which is painful, demoralizing and really puts a crimp in all the plans you had for your life.  Silent Witness helped prevent more of our citizens from getting shot by the same criminal.

One lucky person will get this book, with Paul's very special signature in it, at the tournament.   Hope to see you there.

  




Silent Witness "Catch a Crook" Golf Tournament
September 26, 2011
The non-profit crime fighting organization Silent Witness presents our annual fundraising event, the “Catch a Crook” Golf Tournament to raise both money and awareness for Silent Witness, as the Valley’s only anonymous cash reward tip system.
  • What:              Silent Witness’ 9th Annual “Catch a Crook” Golf Tournament
  • Where:            Phoenix Country Club, 2901 North Seventh Street in Phoenix
  • When:             September 26th, 2011 (Monday) registration begins at 6:30 a.m.
  • Why:                Raising funds for the Silent Witness program’s cash rewards
  • Who:               Sgt. Darren Burch, Silent Witness Coordinator   (602) 361-0023
One more important note...the contact name above, Sgt. Darren Burch, is a bona fide real life hero. To readers of A Sudden Shot, he is better known as "the rubber shoe guy." The story of his quick thinking in a horrible, dangerous situation...well, let's just say you should come to this golf tournament just to shake his hand.
Camille Kimball's books:
The Mammoth Book of Tough Guys
Coming soon: Masters of True Crime-Chilling Stories of Murder and the Macabre

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