Non­fic­tion

Injus­tice Town: A Cor­rupt City, a Wrong­ly Con­vict­ed Man, and a Strug­gle for Freedom

  • From the Publisher
September 1, 2025

In 1994, 17-year-old Lam­onte McIn­trye was rail­road­ed and sum­mar­i­ly con­vict­ed of a dou­ble mur­der in Kansas City, Kansas. Lamonte’s years in prison are brought to life through his con­tem­po­ra­ne­ous jour­nals and deeply per­son­al inter­views. After a decade and a half, Cen­tu­ri­on Min­istries and a local attor­ney began an 8‑year, her­culean effort of dig­ging into the case to prove Lamonte’s inno­cence and win his release in 2017. Fail­ings of the jus­tice sys­tem hap­pen every day across the coun­try, but mul­ti­ple experts agree that they have nev­er seen anoth­er case with such a con­flu­ence of cor­rup­tion and incom­pe­tence. Injus­tice Town blends the expose of injus­tice with a pre­scrip­tion for how to restore and enhance the rule of law across America.

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