An autobiography written by David Geiger, a degreed and licensed professional, this book takes us on a journey of his life through the eyes of Edwin Potter, exploring the relationship between his mental health struggles and his involvement with the criminal justice system. The book is a compelling account of Potter's life, from his mid-20s in 1979 when he was arrested for the murder of his wife and attack on their then-infant son to his trial for that murder following his recovery. How his life develops subsequently is a major part of the story.

In this podcast series, we will discuss the book's themes, including mental illness and its impact on criminal behavior, the criminal justice system, and the struggles those living with mental illness face. We will also have guests on the show, including criminology and mental health experts, to provide insights and further understanding of the complex issues presented in the book.

Join us as we explore the fascinating story of Edwin Potter and uncover the essential lessons that can be learned from his life.