Before I go any further I would like to mention Emmett Tillet, a famous murder case in 1955 that sparked a civil rights movement, his mother in her grief and outrage, called the Chicago Defender newspaper telling reporters she wanted the world to see the barbaric act committed against her son by a group of white men. These acts were committed by people with warped beliefs and assumptions. She had an open casket at his funeral so the perpetrators and the public could visualize the terrible way her son had been treated hoping for change.These types of sad acts still unbelievably enough happen today, only they have gone less visual in the way they're achieved and have evolved alongside current technology. If its not seen, its not happened and nobody can do anything about it. The worst form of treachery. Nothing changes only the motivational incentive, there's always some notion people will target.Omens of Murder is a personal memorialism, a private poetry photo-book about true events in the subjects life resulting from the same notions and lack of sight as Emmet Tillets perpetrators.

How one man tried to do his best for his family by following his dreams and desires, and how they crumbled at the hands of others through illegal interference. Just when the subject was doing well for himself someone decided to ruin it through presumptions based on conjecture and media mis-interpretation, a simple lack of sight. This book shows sin, vengeance formed over societal abuse. How bitter people can become because of it, then blinded, due to seeking revenge for a cultures sickness which sadly always hides in its own shadows. Ultimately the perpetrators have become what they set out to destroy, through their own assumptions. It is easier to believe someone has done wrong and ignore the truth when deep down lack of sight consumes you due to anger over your own past. An eye for an eye but that eye is blind. This is the third book in a series with The gift and Last Stop.