sent south. By the time I was old enough to look for him, he was a stranger. I lost my brother to the system, and I promised myself then that if I ever had the chance to stop it from happening to someone else, I would.’
As Carter spoke, the sharp, analytical edge in Judge Miller’s eyes began to soften. He explained that his motive wasn’t a sudden burst of heroism, but a lifelong commitment to a debt he felt he owed to his own lost family. He wasn’t trying
