It was no accident that Bonnie found herself thrust into an unfamiliar world. A world filled with iron bars, cells and men who were convicted of heinous crimes. Fear grips her as she enters St. Louis City Jail. All she knew was that she was called down to the jail supernaturally to teach in the GED and Adult Basic Education Program. Her fear soon turned into a concern for those caught up in the criminal world. Her teaching call soon became a call of advocacy against injustice. Some the the things she witnessed and learned through experience and extensive study helped to shape her into a strong -- something outspoken advocate for the little guy who has caught in the world where some of the people in authority couldn't at times, wouldn't at times and shouldn't at times accept the truth and they would stretch their authority to the point of breaking the laws they swore to uphold. Cry Justice... looks at this criminal world through its tripart nature as the LORD sees it. In Cry Justice, Bonnie addresses the criminal world that we are all a part of. A world that too often ignores the truth of the Word of God and keeps making the same mistakes. A world where the sciences can only account for one third of truth-a world where the sciences leave the unknown, they ignore to the metaphysicians and theologians.