“This is the version of the murders that never made the news,” says author Larry Johnson, who writes under the pseudonym The Ghost. “This is the story of Lilly Ann Pauley, the woman who made the 911 call that would later put an end to Ricky Gray and Ray Dandridge’s vicious murder spree. This story will bring readers face to face with pure evil.”

Cold Blooded also exposes for the first time, new and shocking information that law enforcement failed to unveil during the course of their investigation as well as exposes the poor treatment Lilly Ann Pauley received from law enforcement after assisting them in breaking one of the biggest murder cases in decades.

Interviews with the author with Style Weekly magazine and on WTVR television about this chilling and fascinating story have already caused an uproar throughout the city of Richmond where the Harvey family murders took place.

“Lilly Ann Pauley’s story needs to be told,” says Johnson. “It is a story that will shake you out of your seats!”

Cold Blooded is available for $13.95 and can be ordered from:

Author Web Page: http://theghoststories.webs.com .

Bookstand Publishing:
http://www.bookstandpublishing.com/book_details/Cold_Blooded_The_New_Years_Day_Massacre .
Tel: 866-793-9365.

Amazon: http://www.Amazon.com .

Barnes and Noble: http://www.BarnesandNoble.com .

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Although Partners openly admitted that Caruthers was the key to its obtaining the NEA Long-Term Care Insurance Program, underwritten by John Hancock, it has refused to pay Caruthers anything more than $ 10.00 per application submitted instead of a commission-based override. The case is pending in Henrico County Circuit Court, Virginia, and is currently scheduled for a two-day trial starting July 28, 2010.

NEA is now Partners’ largest account in terms of membership, and, according to the suit, planned on generating an estimated twenty million dollars in premiums during the first 24 months of the relationship. The Complaint also alleges that Partners recognized the NEA account as the largest opportunity in the country related to long-term care insurance, providing a platform for developing other accounts, as well as recruiting agents. Despite this, Partners filed a separate lawsuit in Chesterfield County Circuit Court, Virginia (“Chesterfield Case”) against Caruthers, her agency, and NEA Member Benefits Employee, Richard Smith, alleging that Partners has been damaged as a result of landing the NEA account.

Caruthers has sought to have the Chesterfield Case dismissed as being filed only for the improper purpose of harassing her and has sought sanctions for the same. A hearing on Caruthers’ request is being scheduled.

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