House of DeWolff: A True Story of Corruption, Kidnapping, and Conspiracy in the Justice System

by Joseph Waiksnis

Overview

Joseph hopes to start a new life for himself after he finally, tearfully reunites with his immigrant grandfather after twenty years and inherits a house from him. As he works hard to fix the property, however, he draws the ire of local authorities who covet his home. Escalating harassment climaxes with a shocking act of police brutality under cover of darkness and trumped-up charges for Joseph, kicking off a saga of repeated injustices, attorney betrayals, and even an attempted double murder across three states and almost thirty years. Finished as the corrupt systems that tried cover up these crimes begin to crumble, House of DeWolff combines a vivid retelling of his story with documentation of the entire case to bring the truth to light. This true to life work reveals Joseph's family history, the kidnapping that changed his life, the miscarriages of justice that plague him and his family, and his continued struggle for relief and vindication.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781087909806
Publisher:	Kelvin Waiksnis
Publication date:	09/20/2021
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	182
File size:	15 MB
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About the Author

Born at St. Albans Naval Hospital in Queens, New York, the sea has figured strongly in Joseph Waiksnis’s life and heritage. He has spent the years working to get his story out and to improve himself as best he can despite the pressure, earning his EPA 608 certification. Between fighting for his and his family’s good name, he lives with his parents and son on Long Island, NY. You can learn more about him as his story unfolds on social media.