Fatal Impeachment

A tenacious young State Police Investigator develops circumstantial evidence identifying a suspect in a rape/murder case. Incredibly that suspect is the President of the United States. The murder was committed while he was a student in college and went unsolved for 25 years. President Thurston Winslow is an extremely powerful and popular president, and when he realizes that State Police Investigator Ron Keston is investigating him, wields his power and has Keston assassinated. Lieutenant Richard Miranda, Keston's supervisor, commences an investigation and survives a diabolical attempt to destroy his career and, later, an attempt at assassination because of intuition, intelligence, skill and lots of luck. Miranda utilizes his own brand of diabolical skill to develop prima facie evidence against the President. However, the President seems above the law and too powerful for prosecution. A race begins to destroy the most powerful man in the world before he destroys them. Who wins? The excitement mounts and climaxes in a crescendo of irony.

Wayne Beyea supervised an Investigative Unit during his twenty-five-year career in the New York State Police. He also was an instructor for the State Police, and supervised the New York State Police Hostage Negotiation Program. In retirement, he employed his expertise as the Coordinator of a Juvenile Justice Program in Clinton County, New York as well as authoring ten books and counting.