True Crime Book Cover Contest

Help Us Finalize The Cover for John Ferak’s New True Crime BODY OF PROOF

Please vote for the cover for John Ferak’s BODY OF PROOF: Tainted Evidence In The Murder of Jessica O’Grady? that you think works best for the synopsis below.

It is a sequel to Ferak’s BLOODY LIES: A CSI Scandal In The Heartland. Participants will be registered to win one of twenty free copies of the eBook.

CSI commander David Kofoed was known to plant and falsify evidence

The synopsis:

Jessica O’Grady was a tall, starry-eyed Omaha, Nebraska co-ed in search of finding her Mr. Right. Christopher Edwards was a deceitful and darkened soul. Dave Kofoed was on the prowl for more high-profile sensational murder cases to keep his prestigious crime lab in the media spotlight.

In May of 2006, Jessica’s sudden and mystifying disappearance quickly turned into the biggest news story in Nebraska. Hundreds of volunteers scoured lakes, creeks, riverbeds, forests, parks and barren fields.

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But it did not matter how hard people tried, nobody could find Jessica’s body. Clearly, something awful and grisly happened to Jessica inside a west Omaha home where one noteworthy clue made Edwards the prime suspect.

Enter CSI commander David Kofoed. A week later, he emerged on the case.

By that point in time, Kofoed had gotten away with producing false clues and planting blood in other high-profile murder cases across Nebraska’s Heartland. O’Grady’s friends and family were sad. They starved for answers. They demanded swift justice.

Kofoed faced a dilemma.

Would he work up some secret magical evidence back inside his Omaha crime lab to avenge Jessica’s murder? Or would he let Christopher Edwards continue to mock law enforcement and roam free in the community?

Select one of the options below, then give us your opinions of the cover(s) by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page. Participants will be registered to win one of twenty free copies of the eBook.

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