A true story of a daughter's journey through nearly 25 years with her dad in a Federal Prison. Russell Dean Landers was sentenced way beyond the Federal Sentencing Guidelines after a standoff between the FBI and the Montana Militia. Although never violent, he was labeled as a terrorist and unnecessarily lived in fear and died shackled to a hospital bed with Cancer although he was unable to move. This was the result of decisions made by a system that creates injustices while having a mission statement that claims to provide humane care. The reader will experience the fear, frustration, and sometimes joy as his daughter shares his letters, government documents, and the faith her father maintained throughout this long ordeal.
A true story of a daughter's journey through nearly 25 years with her dad in a Federal Prison. Russell Dean Landers was sentenced way beyond the Federal Sentencing Guidelines after a standoff between the FBI and the Montana Militia. Although never violent, he was labeled as a terrorist and unnecessarily lived in fear and died shackled to a hospital bed with Cancer although he was unable to move. This was the result of decisions made by a system that creates injustices while having a mission statement that claims to provide humane care. The reader will experience the fear, frustration, and sometimes joy as his daughter shares his letters, government documents, and the faith her father maintained throughout this long ordeal.
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