COLLECTIVE INJUSTICE (VOLUME 26)Divorce and Family Court: Ugly Events from in and out of the Family court Room 77- by Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad
Divorce and Family Court: Ugly Events from in and out of the
Family court Room 77
VOLUME 26
This book displays pictures from the Divorce and Family
Court and the horrific, tragic events that took place there,
especially Room No. 77. There are various examples of sce-
narios and stories that I saw with my own eyes and recorded
with documents of manifestations of gloating, insults, and
curses by my opponents in court and the wasting of much
time in lies, deception, and disappointment. The hope of ob-
taining just rights and the pain of not achieving justice. Not
to mention the ignorance, disdain for minds, complicated
procedures, disgusting satanic movements by my ex-wife,
fake smiles, and fake victory signs. This harmed me psycho-
logically, morally, and health-wise.
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Publisher : AEEH PRESS INC (April 13, 2024)
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