Author: Mr. Willam George Thompson
 
For twelve of his nineteen years with the FBI, Special Agent Jack Sturdevant has acted as liaison to the Criminal Section of the Civil Rights Division within the Department of Justice. Having dedicated his life to law enforcement, what he witnesses happening internally at the Department since 9/11 has left him openly cynical and with a growing sense of disillusionment. Offended by the White House’s overt political influence, and against every instinct, he leaks information to a New York Times reporter that, ultimately, results in the resignation of the Attorney General of the United States. So it comes as no surprise that the price he pays for his heroic (or mutinous?) act of insubordination is his career. But six months removed from his time at the Bureau, Jack Sturdevant refuses to relinquish what’s become his crusade. As an expert on the world of human trafficking – the buying and selling of innocent men, women and children into forced labor – he struggles to make public awareness his life’s work. He teaches part-time at a local junior college. He solicits cable news’ shows, NPR and other radio outlets. He blogs about his experiences.