Joyce Ann Brown: Justice Denied

by Joyce Ann Brown, Jay Gaines

Joyce Ann Brown spent nine years in a Texas state prison, serving a life sentence for a crime she did not commit. Recently releases after severl indepedent investigations determined her innocence, she has documented the incredible, life-changing events of a legal nightmare that could happen to any American.

177 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1990

About the author

Librarian's note: There is more than one author on Goodreads with this name. See also author Joyce Anne Brown.

Reviews

[Richard Guerrero]

Great book. Travesty of justice.

[Freaky Dee]

Aunt Joyce, even though you're in Heaven's atmosphere right about now, even though I Thanked You long before You even transitioned, still I'd like to say Thank You once again. I wish you were still here, because I'd hate to sound like a Fat Kid, but I miss you're Bread Pudding too.

[Patty]

This is the second book I've read about an innocent person going to jail and then being exonerated. If falsely accused it is near impossible to be exonerated - a near miracle I'd say. I heard her speak last week and she was wonderful. I liked the book a lot and would have given it 5 stars except for all the detail and truth she shares about what goes on in the prisons - super aweful :( To think she endured it for nearly 9 years!!

[Amber Gords]

Joyce Ann Brown actually visited my church a few years ago. She talked about the whole experience from beginning to end. It was even some suprising things that happened that wasn't in the book. It was amazing to have gotten a autographed copy of the book.

[Lori Simpson]

It was horrific that we could imprison an innocent person! I actually wished the book was longer and went into more detail of her childhood and then what she did with her life after she was finally set free.