Through vivid storytelling and meticulously researched facts, Crime Against Humanity reveals the shocking truth behind how government negligence, backroom deals, and corporate kickbacks allowed disaster to strike. Powerful lobbyists, compromised officials, and distracted media played a role in silencing the cries for help from the Appalachian community, leaving thousands to suffer from the consequences of rising waters, toxic pollutants, and forgotten promises.

But this book is not just words on a page—it comes to life through compelling illustrations that provide a powerful visual narrative. These images will take you inside the devastated towns, showing you firsthand the crumbling infrastructure, the faces of the victims, and the overwhelming destruction. You will see the cracks in the dams that were ignored, the toxic runoff from lithium mines polluting the rivers, and the community's desperate fight for justice. Each illustration acts as a stark reminder of the human cost of corruption.

Crime Against Humanity doesn’t just tell you what happened—it shows you, through investigative depth and captivating art, the betrayal of a community left to drown while those in power looked the other way. This is a story of corruption exposed, a call for accountability, and a demand for justice for those who were silenced.

• The Political Cover-Up: How politicians and corporations conspired to downplay the dangers of dam failures and deflect attention from their negligence.
• Environmental Disaster Ignored: The role of mainstream media in shifting attention away from the real causes of flooding, protecting the interests of political elites.
• Hydroelectric vs. Wind Energy: The battle over energy policy and how the TVA's decision to divert funds from dam maintenance to foreign-manufactured wind turbines endangered public safety.
• The Rise of Lithium Mining: How toxic pollutants from lithium mines in Appalachia washed into rivers, poisoning farmland and families.
• Grassroots Legal Battles: The brave fight of local communities to hold powerful corporations and government agencies accountable for the devastation.
• Misallocation of Public Funds: How money meant for infrastructure repairs was funneled into unnecessary renewable energy projects that benefited foreign interests, leaving critical infrastructure in ruin.
• Corruption and Kickbacks: The shady deals and political contributions that lined the pockets of politicians while putting Appalachian families at risk.
• The Appalachia Victims' Story: Firsthand accounts of families who lost their homes, livelihoods, and loved ones, and their relentless fight for recognition and compensation.s.