What people are saying...

“It is strange how fact can be stranger than fiction. If you put Lisl’s case into a script, nobody, but nobody would believe things worked out the way they did. Lisl is a victim and every damn one of us knows he who fears the flashing lights in the rearview mirror are also victims.”

Benicio Del Toro, actor

"... Matthew Moseley provides a colorful and well-researched chronicle of the crusade, which would make Hunter proud."

Walter Isaacson, President of the Aspen Institute, former editor of Time and CEO of CNN; biographer of Albert Einstein, Benjamin Franklin and Henry Kissinger

"... Matt Moseley's book describes in horrifying detail how individual citizens can get ground up in the legal system—and why it is important to correct those injustices. I was proud to have stood with Hunter Thompson in his last—and maybe most important—crusade.”

Morris Dees, Southern Poverty Law Center

“FANTASTIC!! As fine as anything I have read in years. Gripping, thorough and rather than demonizing the police or even the perpetrator, it is a real life drama that exceeds anything that most fictional thrillers ever portray.”

David Amram, instrumentalist for Jack Kerouac and

Composer-in-residence at the New York Philharmonic