Never Guilty, Never Free

by Ginny Foat, Ginny W. Frost, Laura Foreman

Book Overview

Ginny Foat is a hero in every way. She tells of how she was manipulated into marriage at an early age, then came across the abusive John Sidote and endured one battery after another at his hands,... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0394541413
• ISBN13: 9780394541419
• Release Date: September 1985
• Publisher: Random House (NY)
• Length: 307 Pages
• Weight: 1.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Battered wife turned great feminist

Ginny Foat is a hero in every way. She tells of how she was manipulated into marriage at an early age, then came across the abusive John Sidote and endured one battery after another at his hands, finds herself imprisoned falsely, and finally rises to new heights of life as a feminist. As a man, I learned a lot from her, especially the proper treatment of women. In fact, the paperback edition of that book has a comment reading that men ought to be reading this book; I agree with that 100%. Ginny Foat has, as she herself suggested at the end of the book, gone on with her life, and I hope she has had nothing but happy experiences. She nobly and truly deserves that.

True Story of A Real Survivor

This is a compelling read, a true story about a woman's journey from upper-middle-class prominence to inmate in the Los Angeles Sybil Brand Institute for Women, and her trial on murder charges in Louisiana. Ginny Foat is a true American hero, and her story is a cold reminder that those who speak out against the establishment still run the risk of false charges being brought against them, in order to silence their voices.