Living in Fear

About the Book

Oh my God, if Mr. Campbell’s story is true, it is the evidence beyond any doubt that the system which is put in place to protect us has turned against us. LIVING IN FEAR is an easy to read story that will grab your attention at page one and never let go, a true story of mental breakdown, paranoia and alcoholism, a man’s fifteen year journey to another chance in life. Campbell’s story looks to be perfect material for a great movie; you have Erin Brockovich, the impossible legal battles against the big corporations, you have the intentions of the movie, Law Abiding Citizen, you have the Conspiracy Theory, Sleeping With The Enemy and Campbell has spent fifteen years in a secure room that he set up as his own courtroom, he brought Judges, lawyers, the government and the financial institutions to trial thousands of times in a much better concept then the movie, A Beautiful Mind.

About the Author

At age 52, Campbell is physically disabled and he has spent his early years successfully educating himself in what he needs to know and when he ran into a few legal problems that his lawyer would not deal with, out of fear, Campbell taught himself to be an investigator and he studied law, he turned the tables on his opponents and their lawyers. Campbell was fighting for pride and dignity, he was fighting for justice and in his mind, a huge and dangerous conspiracy against him began, he took his family and ran. The system let Campbell down and he created his own system, he secluded himself from everyone including his family, he built his own courtroom, he Judged his own trials as he tried his imaginary opponents, one after the other constantly for many years, Campbell was Judge and Jury by day and a protector of people by night. The real terror began when Campbell attempted to escape his past, he began dealing in reality to find that the people that he was protecting were long gone and he finally realized that he had never successfully completed any of his own trials and the worst was yet to come, fact or fiction, the story has no end.