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John, a Fort Lauderdale Criminal Lawyer,
has already appeared on several radio and television programs, and
is scheduled for more in the future. As the result of a teaser
release sent to several major news outlets, it was determined that
The Washington Post and several other newspapers were interested in covering Danger Road . As further example of the public interest in the story, a reporter for the South Florida New Times approached John independently to inquire about writing a story covering
the trial and his relationship with Gil Fernandez. This resulted in a
two-part, front-page article, entitled, "Muscles, Murder and a
Messiah," which ran in January 2006.
Recently, a
Hollywood producer approached John to option the film rights for the
book. This offer currently is under consideration.
John will attend the 2006 Book Expo America as an exhibitor, taking the opportunity to establish marketing relationships.
John is willing and able to speak in a variety of venues. Potential media and speaking opportunities include:
WCVB-TV Boston and WPBF-TV West Palm Beach, via reporter Sean Kelly WFTL Radio N. Miami Beach, Florida WTWN -TV omcast Cable shows , via Nick Lawrence, producer of the Steve Kane Show Christian Television Network Trinity Broadcast Network Sirius Satellite Radio FamilyNet Radio
The last chapter of Danger Road ,
entitled "Union," would be suitable for serialization. Its focus on the
debate about whether God forgives us for heinous acts and whether
society should follow suit, and would be a compelling excerpt. The
"Letters from Gil" and "Photo Gallery" chapters could also be featured
individually, together or in combination with the final chapter.
This material could potentially be featured in the following magazines and newspapers:
Secular Reader's Digest Psychology Today The Washington Post The Palm Beach Post Sun-Sentinel The Miami Herald New Times USA Today
Faith-oriented Christianity Today Today's Christian Woman Campus Life's Ignite Your Life Men of Integrity Leadership Books and Culture: A Christian Review Christian History
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John
encounters an ex-nun, a federal fugitive, the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police and the Mohawk Indians in this rousing true tale that takes him
deep into Canadian Indian country. |
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Falsely
accused Willie Brown is saved from the electric chair when John
conducts a live line-up, during which every witness identifies someone
other than Brown as the murderer. |
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When
officer Don McCawley was fired for putting on an allegedly racist skit
at an off-duty police rally, John stepped in. Proving how easy it is
for others to play "the race card," John pushed past all the rhetoric
to get McCawley reinstated - but not without ruffling some feathers
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