Nobody Walks: Bringing My Brother's Killers to Justice
Dennis Walsh came from a large Irish family of mostly criminal intent. While Dennis became a lawyer, his brother Chris ended up in the sordid LA underbelly and eventually becoming a meth-head. Until Chris was found in a Van Nuys, CA storage unit.In that storage unit, his body was found stuffed in a sealed plastic trash drum. Cops searched his roommates apartment and found copious amounts of blood and tissue. However, the real story here is of the Walsh family.
Robert Walsh was an interesting gentlemen. Cleveland detective in the early 1950's with potential to rise higher in the ranks, instead he walks away and engages in a life crime associating with mobsters.
He and his wife raise five boys and two girls in California. Of the five boys, Dennis continued formal education and became a lawyer. The other boys were involved in various criminal enterprises.
When Chris was found, Dennis hadn't talked to his brother in a while. Despite that, Dennis made it a point to track down those that were responsible for his brother's death.
The book is written by Dennis and for a lawyer he does a great job of keeping the book interesting and not too legal. He explains legal proceedings and the tight rope he walked without getting too simple.
Overall, a solid true crime story and recommend for those who enjoy the genre.
