A Twist of Innocence -- Truth or Lies.

A Twist of Innocence - Researched and Authored by Nikki Rosen

The story has taken on so many twists and turns. It began with one elderly man telling me his version of what happened. His story was sketchy. He remembered few details. He said he was charged with a crime as a child that he was innocent of.

Fascinated by the story I set out to find the details. Incredibly I found the baby in the story and the boy who helped rescue her.

They told me the shocking truth of how four young boys snatched a toddler from her backyard, beat her, attempted to rape her and then hung her in a shed and left her to die. The four bragged about what they had done. Someone overheard them and told police. The boys were charged and ultimately sentenced. Three of them were brothers who already had a history of committing crimes that were serious enough to be heard and dealt with by Juvenile Court.

This story is about lies and deception and using faith as a means to promote and profit from a heinous crime. The title will be changed from A Twist of Innocence to Twisted Innocence.

Can young children commit horrific crimes? Unfortunately, they can.

In the Eye of Deception -

The book In the Eye of Deception is done. It's now being edited and hopefully will be published early October.

I promised God I would tell anyone He wants how awful things had gotten. How far down He had reached to pull me out. I had never told anyone. Now, I'm stronger. It's time to tell.

"In his arrogance the wicked man hunts down the weak, 
Who are caught in the schemes he devises. 
He lies in wait, watching in secret for his victims. 
He lies in wait like a lion in cover;
He lies in wait to capture the helpless and drags them off in his net. 
His victims are crushed, they collapse; they fall under his strength.   Ps 10:2:9,10 NIV 

Telling the Truth

No one's denial of the truth can ever invalidate it. I never told what happened. Today I will tell. I'm stronger. I need to tell.

I owe it to God - to God who freed me when nothing else could.

I am finding the courage to tell. Even today some people deny the holocust ever took place - But it did.

I am finding the courage to tell what happened despite those who were involved, who watched and knew or who may have taken part in the harm that occured and who refuse to admit it - in order to protect themselves.

The worse thing a human being can do is watch someone inflict injury and harm on another and turn away and do nothing.

I will live my life as an advocate for those victims who cannot speak up for themselves.