Virginia Snyder, author, and 38-year resident of the city of Delray Beach has just recorded an interview on 90.7 WXEL to tell all about her new book “And Justice For All: The Improbable Story of Virginia Snyder.”
The interviews were done for the "Florida Forum" weekly radio show with Ann Bocock, airing at 11 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2, and re-aired at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 3.
Snyder, 88, was chose to be featured as WXEL’s Editors Choice Book for the first week of November.
The book follows Snyder as she started the state’s first, only-female private investigator firm in 1976. For almost 30 years, she worked to free wrongly convicted men in a series of law enforcement mistakes and governmental miscues that took place in South Florida. She also highlighted police corruption and brought new evidence into unsolved cases.

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Snyder’s book can be found at the Boca Raton Barnes & Noble Booksellers. For information, call 561-750-2134.