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The Good Fight New Book Lays Out Prosecutorial Corruption Will Moredock, Columnist Anyone who has lived in South Carolina long enough has seen the power of corrupt police and prosecutors. Now there is a new book that lays out what author J.B. “Jim” Simms considers a classic case of police and presecutors colluding to convict an innocent man — or in this case, an innocent woman. Simms writes his chilling story in a first-person, because he was there. As a private investigator of many years, he was hired by Charles Outlaw to exonerate his wife. After years of investigating and presenting evidence to proper authorities and to local media, Simms realized that all doors were closed to him. read the full article.....

"No man who is corrupt, no man who condones corruption in others, can possibly do his duty by the community." -Theodore Roosevelt