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How can the telling of the truth be a bad thing? So thought office worker Mark Caple when he exposed fellow union officials misuse of union funds. Determined that his fellow workers know, he speaks out. What follows is a cynical nightmare conducted with breath taking arrogance by his union, his employer Welsh Water and surprisingly the Police. He becomes an easy target for the conspirators. But when will they stop? Will it ever stop? How can a whistle blower become the criminal? Surely someone at some point will believe the truth. He was only following their process, their rules and guidelines and being honest. A sequence of events maliciously put in the wrong order exposes the serious flaws in the British criminal legal system which does not allow you to prove your innocence. Vital evidence proven to be in existence withheld by the employer and the union stops justice dead in its tracks. The book is written in some ways as a business case for defending justice and exposing the truth, which can be used as a template for anyone in the same position, with just one caveat. Honesty forces you to tell the truth. Sometimes this can work against you even though you feel that at some point it will prevail. This book is a true story.

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Mark Caple was born in Cardiff, Wales in the UK. Working for 25 years mainly in Customer Service and Finance he progressed through the ranks to become a national Union Treasurer and specialised auditor for a multi national utility Company. He is married with two young sons and only took an interest in the art of writing when he realised that it is the only way to tell your story without having to compromise. Mark has written a further five published books.

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