Publisher's Synopsis
An Iranian-Canadian dual citizen with a crushing $673,000 in subprime mortgage debt is caught trying to ship American-made devices that could give Iran weapons of mass destruction. The crime scene evidence presented in this true crime thriller helps the reader decide whether this was the export crime of the century. Educators can also use this fast-paced legal case study to discuss whether the Canadian judge's sentence of 20 months in prison was too lenient for international crimes of this severity.
