A shocking and riveting true story about how U.S. Federal prosecutors and agents, trial judge, defense counsel, U.S. Congressman (D-MI), and his assistant, all knowingly framed and convicted Juliet Cotton, a known innocent black woman, to cover-up the fact that the SouthTrust Bank's (now Wells Fargo Bank) employees opened two investment accounts in her company's name without her knowledge and money laundered over $145 million dollars through the accounts, and caused her to be unlawfully convicted and falsely imprisoned for 13-years, while the bank's three white males went free. This is the true story of a very courageous young lady who has fought for her "actual innocence" and "unjust conviction" during her 13-years of false imprisonment, until she was released from prison on October 14, 2015. She now continues to fight and seeks to correct the miscarriage of justice through an Unconditional Pardon, on the grounds of "Actual Innocence" and Unjust Conviction, on all Counts, from President Barack Obama. You will not be able to put this book down, because it draws you in.