JAIME CALERO AND LEE GUNTHER ARE RECRUITED to EMBARK
TOUGHENED FEMALE immigrant Jaime, an FBI Special Agent, and her male counterpart, criminal defense lawyer Lee, are motivated. Lee cannot forget what happened in Philly and Monaco, while Jaime suffers trauma sustained in her former homeland. Yet neither knows they are not expected to survive their mission in Panama.
JOIN GRACE'S BROTHER KELL AND HIS TRANS COMPANION Rachel Harlow. Dubbed "Philadelphia's famous transexual" by the press decades before LGBTQ+ support, Harlow was a regular guest on the nationally syndicated Mike Doulas television show. David Bowie credited her as "an influence during my androgynous stage."
Real faces, life-taking places
HOW DID THIS STORY EMERGE? The author's father was the same age and grew up next door to friends Grace and Kell in Philly's East Falls section. Those close enough to know what happend kept their mouths shut. "Readers Digest" asks "11 Unanswered Questions about Grace's Death." A Run to Hell answers them and reveals more.
Noriega's related account arrives from dual sources. Schofield's mentor in criminal law, Ray Takiff, defended Noriega in U.S. courtrooms. And there were corroborating sources. They whispered about both Noriega and the Kellys: Schofield's clients associated with the Philly Mafia family, which the FBI declared was vicious even by Mafia standards.
AN EPILOGUE offers photos and tells what happened to real-life characters, who outlived the story line.
