Conspiracy of Brothers: A True Story of Murder, Bikers and the Law

by Mich Lowe

GUILT BY ASSOCIATION...UNRELIABLE EYEWITNESS TESTIMONY...SUPPRESSION OF EVIDENCE...DISTURBINGLY IRREGULAR POLICE PROCEDURE...DID THE LAW EXACT JUSTICE--OR REVENGE?Investigative reporter Mick Lowe here... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0771595166
• ISBN13: 9780771595165
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Macmillan of Canada
• Length: 458 Pages
• Weight: 1.90 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Great Book

Once I started the book I couldnt put it down, I read it in no time and found it GREAT. I have had 2 copies of the book that have walked away. I personally think that Mick Lowe should do a update on the story like the other person said that would be really interesting, to let us know what ever happened after and I would be the first one to go out and buy the book. I had the original hardcover, and when that disappeared I got a softcover. I am once again looking for the book because I tell everyone about it and no one that I have talked to has read it.

Canadian Biker Gang History

Mick Lowe's book is an exceptionally well written account of the Satan's Choice and how eight Ontario, Canada members were put on trial for the bar room shooting of a rival club member. Biker cops hate the book and claim it slanders their tactics for busting biker related murders. One of those convicted (Rick Sauve) spent sixteen years in Ontario prisons for "Conspiracy to commit first degree murder." Another (Gary "Nutty" Comeau) may still be in prison. The shooting which the book is based on inspired the Steve Earle song "Justice in Ontario." This is a highly readable account of outlaw bikers and how they get along with police and other clubs. It deserves to be made into a mini-series. Author Mick Lowe lives in Sudbury, Ontario. Lowe should write an up-date to this book, which has unfortunately gone out of print in Canada.