Two Minutes to Live-Ten Seconds to Die - Kinkade, Bill
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When Toby Roberts told his family and his friends he was forgoing a future as a professional soccer player to go to college and become a policeman they thought he was crazy. By the end of his first year in uniform he had killed one man, shot and wounded another and seemed to be in hot water with his brass and the city politicians. Then he discovered another, darker side of police work that had its own unique methods of dealing with criminals. Determined to pursue his career in law enforcement, he plunged deeper into the system, discovering the corruption that crept into the system from…mehr

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When Toby Roberts told his family and his friends he was forgoing a future as a professional soccer player to go to college and become a policeman they thought he was crazy. By the end of his first year in uniform he had killed one man, shot and wounded another and seemed to be in hot water with his brass and the city politicians. Then he discovered another, darker side of police work that had its own unique methods of dealing with criminals. Determined to pursue his career in law enforcement, he plunged deeper into the system, discovering the corruption that crept into the system from unexpected sources. Eventually Toby found that he had to take the law into his own hands and accept unconventional help to protect the innocent and punish the guilty.
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During 50 years after college, Bill Kinkade deliberately pursued experienced enriched jobs. He was a key field operator in two Presidential elections, 6 campaigns for Congress, and Chair of the only successful Write-in campaign for Congress. He spent one year as an investigator for a top Private Detective Agency in Kansas City, Missouri, where he was the lead investigator in two cases that sent 7 men to Federal Prison. In 1972 he did undercover work, investigating Vote Theft in Chicago. Working with the FBI and The US Attorney for Chicago his work resulted in many election judges being fired and what The Chicago Tribune reported, the day after, as "The Cleanest Elections in Chicago's history". His final project was with his wife, Sherri Adams where they built the largest Century 21 brokerage in the northwest employing 200+ real estate agents in Washington and Oregon. He and Sherri now live in their home on Green Mountain where they enjoy views of the Columbia River, Mt. Hood and the Cascade Mountains into Oregon.