Book Description

After 20 years as a police Sergeant in the New York City Police Department, and seeing the dark side of humanity on a horribly constant basis, the author just didn't know what to believe anymore. Why all the suffering; why all the injustice? What was the meaning of the things he saw? Was there anybody 'up' there directing it all? There just seemed to be no answers, no clarity, no truth to any of it. It haunted his mind and soul. And to top it off, the supposed voices of reason and truth - the teachers, the scholars, the religious leaders, and his well meaning family members, just could not answer these important questions in any logical or straight forward way that he could understand or believe. After his retirement from the force, as fate would have it, he began teaching at a Christian High School. And then it happened - the ex Sergeant was asked a question and given a challenge by one of his disillusioned students: Who was Jesus Christ and was He really the Son of God? The question even went further than that: was there even a God? How ironic that these were the same questions that had forever burned inside him. Now there was no way out; he was finally challenged to investigate it - for himself, and for his students. And so the retired N.Y.P.D. Sergeant began the most important investigation of his life - the Investigation into the homicide of Jesus Christ. In this book are the details of that investigation- in plain language for the every day thinking person. A systematic, analytical, and logical investigation of the very questions that have been present in the minds of men since the dawn of time. In this book, the reader is a member of the jury, and will decide his or her own verdict. It is written not from a religious, scholarly or scientific point of view, but just from the perspective of a man who wanted to investigate the case with no bias, and to let the evidence lead where it may and point to its own logical conclusion. The investigation is presented in a manner that will let the readers decide the matter for themselves, and just maybe, come up with an answer to the questions and doubts that have haunted men throughout the ages. The author, Rich Romano, is also the screenplay writer of the recently released feature film "The Investigator". He is the brother of actor Ray Romano.