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THE SCAPEGOAT OF TRUMBULL PARK is a shocking novel by renowned author, composer, and civil rights advocate, Dr. Oscar Walden, Jr. This book tells the scandalous true story of a young Black man named Joey Johnson, who had no prior criminal record, but was accused of raping a divorced 51-year-old white woman that was also mentally challenged. This riveting tale reveals how a biased and bigoted criminal justice system and a corrupt police department, set out to frame an innocent man just to gain a conviction, and just so the corrupt cops could be promoted. After being convicted by a kangaroo court and on a technicality, held two years on death row, Joey was sent to Stateville-Illinois' toughest maximum security penitentiary-on a 75-year sentence. Refusing to accept the conditions of his incarceration, Joey turned inward to discover that he had prolific untapped talents for writing books and composing music. In the restrictive confines of his small prison cell, Joey wrote 14 books and composed scores of original songs. This novel is thrilling, inspiring, and entertaining, and will keep you on the edge of your seat. But, let this story also serve as a clarion call to warn and educate today's youth that the heartless criminal justice system of the 1950s is just as callous today in the 21st Century. Do not be deceived, the passing of time has not dulled the resolve of a corrupt criminal justice system that's thirsty for convictions and continues its never-ending search to find other unwitting scapegoats.