New Book Unmasks the Dark Side of Power in Kentucky

In a daring new publication titled “While No One’s Watching: Shocking True Stories of Murder, Corruption, Greed and Cover-Ups in Kentucky,” seasoned investigator and whistleblower Darlene F. Price reveals a disturbing expose on years of misconduct by law enforcement and public officials in Kentucky. Price, a decorated former U.S. Army Military Police captain and retired Special Agent with the U.S. Customs Service, brings over 40 years of investigative experience to her latest work, drawing from her time tracking drug cartels and testifying on government corruption. The book uncovers deep-rooted corruption throughout the state, shedding light on cases of missing evidence, environmental offenses, and unaccountable government agencies. Price’s detailed accounts, based on her own investigations, highlight a justice system often skewed in favor of the influential. Through her book, Price aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of misconduct at the local level, challenging the notion that justice is always served.