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Highlights
- When the military judicial system fails and acquits a known murderer, it is upon Barbara Allen's family and the family of the soldier slain with her husband to right the wrongs bestowed upon justice.
- About the Author: Barbara Allen is the mother of four boys and resides in New York.
- 274 Pages
- True Crime, Murder
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About the Book
After her husband's murder in Iraq, and after the military judicial system fails and acquits his killer, Allen and the family of the soldier slain with her husband confront the government that has turned its back on this case and refuses to account for its mistakes.Book Synopsis
When the military judicial system fails and acquits a known murderer, it is upon Barbara Allen's family and the family of the soldier slain with her husband to right the wrongs bestowed upon justice. "Front Toward Enemy" details the private and public struggles Barbara faced when the government turned it's back on this case and refused to account for its mistakes.
About the Author
Barbara Allen is the mother of four boys and resides in New York. She holds a Bachelors degree in Equestrian Science and is currently enrolled in American Military University, pursuing a masters in Criminal Justice. Columns she wrote about the court martial won her a first-place award from the NY Press Association. She has appeared on CNN, the strategy room, and regional new shows discussing her book and this case. Her online Cause and blog have over five thousand members. She is actively involved in organizations supporting military families. She continues her efforts to obtain accountability and corrective action for the mistakes resulting in her husband's murder and the killer's acquittal.
She resides in Otisville, New York.