Author Description

This powerful and emotionally charged narrative reveals a disturbing series of events that began in 2016 when three individuals from Ghana hacked into the Facebook account of U.S. Army Captain James Haggard. They stole military photographs and used them to create false online identities, deceiving numerous women and triggering a chain of tragic consequences. As a result of this identity theft and online fraud, Captain Haggard and three other men FBI Agent Leon McCollins, Christopher Morell, and Alvin Willington were targeted and kidnapped. Some have remained in captivity for years. Rosalina Bais Richmond brings to light the full extent of this criminal scheme and its devastating impact on her life, the victims, and their families. She courageously identifies those responsible and delivers a message of hope, accountability, and urgent awareness. This book is both a personal testimony and a call for justice, offering readers a compelling glimpse into the human cost of cybercrime and exploitation.