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Recent Reviews for Robert Leon Davis

Legal Minds (Book) - 7/28/2009 3:49:05 PM
I am trying to contact Mr. Robert L.Davis. Can anyone help me? Thank you, Doc Brady

Cop Out (Book) - 2/20/2008 7:49:59 AM
A fasinating memoir! I found myself traveling with the author as he conquered the forests. I imagine myself eating wild game and dealing with loneliness, with no family or friends. After I finished reading his book I was happy. Happy because his ordeal made be see that my life is good and I'm extremely bless. The author endured soo much pain and loneliness. I highly recommend this book for all to read. This book definitely captures the spirit of a man that simply wouldn't give up. Godspeed Mr. Davis

Cop Out (Book) - 2/2/2008 7:57:34 PM
Just finished reading COP OUT and I must confess, I'm totally stunned. Many of my friends have urged me to take a look at this book for months and quite frankly, I didn't like the sound of the book. After reading the book three times, I must say this guy is obviously a rarity among people. He really is sorry about all of his past crimes. What really amazed me was his brutal honesty. Many people fake repentance and forgiveness, especially people that want you to understand them to avoid incarceration but this author just tells it straight. And more importantly, a good sign of his true sorrow was that law enforcement didn't catch him, he surrendered! He was on the run for over 20 years! My friends and family will tell you that I'm not one that easily forgives, but this is one of those rare times in my life that I enjoyed reading about a person who have demoted his life to such a level that the only important thing to him is honesty! An excellent book, a dynamic true story, and a real human!

Cop Out (Book) - 1/24/2008 7:35:09 PM
I've been reading about this guy for about a year now. Finally bought his book COP OUT. I didn't expect a whole lot because it's a memoir. Wow! Blew my mind! This guy is almost reckless with his honesty. In addition his articles are actually useful. I make sure my daughters read all his articles. My only complaint, the book wasn't long enough. I just wanted to read more and more. To all of you that are a little hesitant, don't fret. A very good read about human nature and a honest view about who we all really are!

Interrogation tricks of police...The Michael Crowe Story! (Article) - 11/22/2009 2:40:25 AM
Here's what to do if you really, really don't want to be interrogated by a belligerent cop. Pull yer pants down, bend over, and shit on his desk. That should get you out of there faster than you can blink. I'm not gonna speculate where you'll wind up. That's beside the point. Anyways, it's what they do in maximum security prisons from what i've seen.

Is it legal for police officers to lie for an arrest? (Article) - 9/18/2009 7:35:57 AM
I worked in hospital E.R.s for many years and had many dealings with cops. Sometimes they would bring a prisoner in beat to hell. When the Doc asked what happened to this man, the cops would look at each other, smile and say, "He fell down the stairs." Funny thing though one particular time I remember, the county jail was only one floor. I have had many police officers tell me they would never lie under oath...........unless they had to. There ya go. Walt

Talking, speaking with, and interviewing with police officers! (Article) - 8/18/2009 4:42:09 PM
In 50s I'd Trust Any COP In Pittsburgh,i.e. In Los Angelses Sleazy Mexifornia I Wouldn't Trust LAPD Cop Sucker On a BET! Keep Em Comen... TRASK

Don't fall for these tactics, The David Dowaliby case! (Article) - 8/17/2009 3:30:46 AM
Absolutely Right, Robert. Never, ever take that test! It's a total sham.

Arrested, what to do and say! (Article) - 7/15/2009 10:05:31 PM
I was arrested once in my life, for participating in an anti-abortion protest. I wish I had read this book. I never dreamed I'd need this kind of information. I ended up going to court, paying a heavy fine, and doing over 200 hours of community service simply for praying on a public sidewalk, and asking a police officer (respectfully) "Don't I have the right to peacefully assemble?" I'd like to read this book.

Bad police officers and one man's solution (Article) - 6/1/2009 2:01:09 PM
Wow, this is a really great article. I don't want to post a random url here, but contact me via email, I have something interesting you might want to see. mike.officerme.com

Five tips that can save your life, avoid a rape, or protect your kids! (Article) - 5/24/2009 4:41:09 PM
Thank you brother Robert! You got the RIGHT Stuff on this checklist. The only thing I would add is prayer. Amen

Is this the worst cop ever arrested? (Article) - 3/13/2009 3:52:09 AM
I am not in law enforcement,never have been and never will be. But that does not keep me from being inspired and completely enthralled by your articles and by your dedication to God as well as your charitable donations. Robert, your willingness to give counsel to others using yourself as an example of what not to do shows an unselfish and unique inner power inspired by God. Remember Moses killed an Egyptian, David stole another man's wife and was a murderer,Paul killed Christians before his conversion, Noah was a drunk, Johah ran from God and Abraham stuttered. I thoroughly enjoy your articles and feel some of your pain each time I read one of your well penned pieces. Keep up the good work. I believe God has you doing exactly what He wants you to do: writing articles and counseling others.

Is this the worst cop ever arrested? (Article) - 3/11/2009 5:54:06 PM
After reading this article, I had to get my husband out of bed to read it as well. We know a few officers in that department, and was shocked to read about officer Crouch, as we knew of him some time ago. Very sad to hear about this news. Robert, your insight and experiences are remarkable. I for one hope and pray that he contacts you for advice concerning redemption. You are a great inspiration to many people! Certainly to me and my husband. Keep it up!

Is this the worst cop ever arrested? (Article) - 3/11/2009 5:45:31 PM
Wow! What a powerful piece of liturgy! Robert, everytime I think one of your articles are the best I've read on Authorsden, you prove me wrong. It's amazing to me that he made that statement as well, but I guess one can easily make that type of statement if one hasn't reached a point of admitting guilt! Your past troubles as an ex bad cop was terrible, but at least you've found the power and remarkable ability to express your life on paper, without shame, and maybe your insights will help others realize that we don't live in a glass tube! Everything we do affect others. Please keep up the good articles, that are well written, as well as your noble cause to donate to charities!

Police and the mysterious missing wallet! (Article) - 3/10/2009 9:36:28 PM
Keep Em Comen Right On! TRASK...

Police and the mysterious missing wallet! (Article) - 3/10/2009 3:11:48 PM
Sure sounds a bit fishy doesn't it? Come on guys, straighten it up before someone else does it for you.

Police officer broke a citizen's jaw without provocation? (Article) - 3/9/2009 6:01:47 AM
Robert, I really love your articles, and I especially love the fact that your articles are not personal attacks, but simply factual! I personally avoided being "rape" because of one of your articles. To me, that should be the essence of any book or article...learning from them! Thank you, Robert!

Police officer broke a citizen's jaw without provocation? (Article) - 3/9/2009 5:23:07 AM
Just because he is the law doesn't mean he is above the law. he should serve some jail time like a normal citizen would. Don't do the crime if you can't do the time. Besides, Police Officers are held to a higher standard just because they are Police Officers and rightly so.

Police officer broke a citizen's jaw without provocation? (Article) - 3/8/2009 3:56:13 PM
Hello Robert, Very good article, and thank you for writing about it. Such officer must be dismissed lest they injure more people. Cynthia

Another police tactic...The Weeping Willow! (Article) - 2/24/2009 5:26:45 AM
Sad but true. I saw it happen myself. A local drug addict slipped three bags of smack into a friend's jacket pocket at a bar. I saw it and told my friend. So he went to the men's room and flushed it. When we left the bar, suddenly An undercover policeman my friend had previous a disputes with suddenly appeared. He pulled my friend to side with "I saw you put three bags of smack in your pocket in the bar." and did through search. He was pissed when he couldn't find anything. My friend had never touched smack in his life and eventually had to move out of the precint area to end the dangerous harassment.

My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 2/19/2009 10:48:27 AM
There were 3 eye witnesses to the crime, and the third did not testify and the state did not use her statements to them or to police during their investigations at the trials of Antoinette or Rogers LaCaze..She said she seen an "officer" in the parking lot after Antoinette left the crime scene before Antoinette returned to investigate and assist in solving the murders she had just committed. One of the testifying eye witnesses to the crime signed sworn police statements that Rogers LaCaze was not the man at the crime scene with Antoinette, but testified in the trials that he was..Neither jury was ever aware of this witnesses signed statements, signed the morning of the crimes, and LaCaze was in custody being interrogated because of Antoinette implicating him in the crimes when she signed them. The other of two testifying eye witnesses were swayed by police tactics used in questioning to point toward their suspect they already had interrogating. This tactic has also been done and proven to be effictive in swaying eye witnesses in 200 plus interrogations in cases where suspects who were convicted, were in custody of police at the time of investigations that involved eye witness statements identifying police suspects. All 200 defendants in those cases were convicted and later exonerated by DNA evidence as INNOCENT people convicted by eye witness testimony alone. Obviously...police tactics and eye witness statements not matching in the beginning of those investigations were not enough for police to realize they had the wrong person in custody. Rogers is an INNOCENT man and Antoinette if a LIAR!!!

Are there any good cops out there? (Article) - 2/16/2009 8:06:25 PM
Last Good Cop I Met Winter 20 Degrees Below Zero 3:00 am 1964,Car Dropped Drive Shaft Over River In Pgh,PA.. . Left Note Wind Shield Park Lights On----8 Mile Long Over Pass Over River I Started (Freezing) Walking Look For Phone Booth... In Minutes State Trooper Picked Me Up Drove Me To Phone Booth --He Waited Until Told Him Friend Coming To Tow Car Back 25 Miles To His Repair Garage...Kool-HUH! Keep Em Comen Robert... TRASK

The Reid method, a police interrogation tactic! (Article) - 2/12/2009 1:44:31 PM
Valuable information Robert and well presented. I knew a guy who was innocent and did 18 months in the Atlanta Penn. He told me told me two things.. 1. if you ever end up in the joint, stay away from the "In crowd". Why is that I asked. He replied, The "In Crowd" stays in. The second thing he told me was.."Everybody in the joint is innocent. But I swear to God, Martin, there are some people in there that really are innocent.

Can South Carolina cops really charge Michael Phelps with drug possession? (Article) - 2/5/2009 6:24:54 AM
Who cares if Phelps had a toke? I am sure the cops have much better things to do than this.

Should police attempt to get a confession by any means? (Article) - 2/3/2009 10:40:30 AM
Well said. The police in any country rarely (probably never) serve and obey the letter of the law - rather, they lie to ensure the conviction of those whom they 'know' to be guilty. And of course, that class of fools and imbeciles who could generally never survive in real jobs (politicians), fully support such dishonesty. Democracy is a lie for fools.

Should police attempt to get a confession by any means? (Article) - 2/3/2009 5:35:44 AM
If you are innocent, do not talk to the police. If you end up in their hands, innocent or guilty, their job is to do everything they can get away with to convict you and put you in jail. You have the right to remain silent... if you are innocent...use it!