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Merissa (14206 KP) rated Invisible Justice (A Kyle McMann & Graham Kurland Medical Thriller) in Books
Oct 14, 2026
We begin with Kyle at the very start of her journey, and then jump ahead a couple of years to where she is now. During that time, she has her own rehab due to an aneurysm, becomes top in her field, and is invited to The Tribunal. That is a group of people who became vigilantes when justice let them down. As for Graham, he was a soldier, so suffers from PTSD, as well as being one of the top surgeons. He deals with some interesting cases during the book, some of which are a direct result of Kyle and the Tribunal.
The story is interesting as it deals with a touchy subject. Those that heal shouldn't harm... but when is it acceptable? When the evil ones walk free, and the innocent die, where is the justice? This was the part I loved the most. It did make me chuckle, though, when the victim and perpetrator both died similarly, and no one noticed but Graham.
The start of an intriguing series, INVISIBLE JUSTICE gets 4 out of 5 great stars.
One thing to take notice of: the deaths in here can be considered gruesome, so if reading things like that on page affects you, please take note of the trigger warnings.
** The same worded review will appear elsewhere. **
* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I read this book voluntarily; the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
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Oct 14, 2026
AyL (16 KP) rated Evil Genius in TV
Jan 7, 2019
A man casually walks into a bank, with a bomb strapped to his neck and demands money. He gets caught on the parking lot after leaving the bank but he never makes it into a police car. 44 minutes after the first 911 call about the robbery and the bomb, the device around the mans neck detonates and kills him, all documented by CCTV and the Police. The man is Brian Wells, a pizza delivery man from this area. The documentary investigates the events around the murder of Brian Wells in Pennsylvania in 2003, which also became known as the „Pizza-Bomber“ Case.
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If you are looking for a casual show to watch while playing candy crush on your phone, this is not the documentary for you, because things become complicated quick, with loads of suspects, different crime scenes and a lot of different stories that are told.
To really enjoy this documentary, you have to give it your full focus so you catch all the minute details. It’s like working the crime scene yourself. The documentary is not for the faint hearted. It shows the original CCTV footage of Brian Wells death!
The documentary includes interviews with people that worked on the cases, suspects and the family and friend of Brian Wells, which gives it a personal touch and makes it very attractive and fascinating to watch. It creates new questions in the viewers mind: Was Brian victim or perpetrator? Was the detonation an accident, murder or even suicide? And who is Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong and what does this woman have to do with all of this?
Trey Borzillieri, director and narrator of the documentary, shows his quite intense research for this documentary which ended in a deeper relationship with one of the suspects.
Evil genius is fascinating to watch, it grabs you and takes you through all Episodes, leaving you wanting more. A must watch for true crime lovers!
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