mounts of bail and fines in order to get out of what they were already in. Later the reporter found that the cops were not even reporting the arrests. They were making numerous arrests and profiting off innocent people.
             After Seller published his articles on how the San Jacinto County Sheriff's Department were treating people, the FBI, along with many other law enforcement officers, started checking files on arrests. All of these charges and allegations were brought about in court as a result of sheriff Humpy Parker's actions. Many other deputies were sentenced to time in jail while also paying those excessive fines that they accumulated.
             The book seems to have been written for an adult audience because no matter how outrageous the story sounds, it is true. It appears that an adult would want to read a book like this because it shows how a person can be wrongly accused and punished. A person should know when they are being taken advantage of, especially if people that are supposed to serve and protect do it. Terror on Highway 59 has many strong points. The book was full of information that helps express things, making it easier for readers to get a better understanding of what is going on in the story. The way Seller uses language allows you to picture the surroundings and also get a good visualization of the characters in the book. The writer was very specific on times, dates, and names of places and people. This always makes it easier for the reader to stay tuned once the reader knows that the incidents were true and that the information and testimonys that were given were from real people.
             While the experiences within this book were very engaging, its content also contained some weak points. It was very helpful when the a
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