Episode Summary: In the Prologue of Watertown: Under Color of Law, we begin our examination of the intersection between local governance and the judicial systems of the Commonwealth, focusing on the "under color of law" doctrine through meticulous archival research.
About the Book: This investigative narrative by Amy Dubé provides a granular analysis of the Officer Khalil Mafhoum case and the procedural history of the Watertown Police Department. Available soon on Kindle, paperback, and hardcover.
Release Schedule: New chapters are delivered every Tuesday and Thursday.
Production: Produced by Red Oak Media.
Disclaimer Watertown: Under Color of Law is a work of investigative non-fiction. The events, proceedings, and institutional mechanics documented herein are based on meticulous archival research, court transcripts, and primary source documentation. Any opinions expressed are the author’s own, derived from the analysis of public records.
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