Horror—Except It’s Real

There are few things more terrifying than the brutal murders of children

Sharps Chapel, Tennessee – WEBWIRE – Friday, April 17, 2020

Is there ever a reason to kill a child? Children, no matter how mischievous, are still young and do not know the ways of the world. Is it not the parents’ duty to teach the children better—not to savagely abuse the child but rather to guide them steadily toward the future? Many innocent young lives have gone through hell on earth and have not lived to understand or know the reason behind their suffering.

“Noo Daddy Noo” tells a harrowing story of what two fathers had done to their own children. Even with the deaths of their children in their own hands, with a failing justice system, the two fathers were to be set free. There is a silver lining though when two men come together to dish out their own form of justice on the abusive fathers.

This story written by Ronald Brantley is one that will fuel the fans of hate for the fathers of abused children and strike fear into the hearts of would-be abusers, to let them know that somewhere someone is watching and that child abuse is an unforgivable act with its own consequences, be it immediately or as time moves on.

Children are the future of humanity; they should be spared from horrors such as abuse and should be treated with care and love. Yet so many people continue to abuse children, who know nothing of the world. What should be done to abusers? Should they be free from consequences because of a legal technicality, or should they receive their just punishments? Read on in “Noo Daddy Noo” and get an idea of the darkness that rests within humanity.

Noo Daddy Noo
Written by Ronald Brantley
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About the Author
Ronald Brantley is a humble store clerk working in Tennessee. He was born in Indiana. His book “Noo Daddy Noo” was inspired from some of his own traumatic events that have occurred in his childhood. He lives a rather fulfilling life and has no intention of doing anything drastic in his life other than settling down and possibly starting a family.