The Backside of the Helping Hand

If you are a bleeding heart liberal or expecting tales of empathy for the poor, don't buy this book unless you are also very open-minded. It may cause you to reconsider what you think you know about social programs. Dan Johnson spent thirteen years as a welfare fraud investigator and some additional years as a private detective, bail bondsman and process server. He met a lot of interesting people during that time, not many of them deserving of sympathy. These are just a few of the stories he has to tell about those years. Dan has been, among other things, a housepainter, a Claims Representative for the Social Security Administration, a welfare fraud investigator, a stockbroker, an insurance agent, a bail bondsman, a truck driver, and is currently a guard working at a Federal Building in a city in northern Indiana. By his own admission, his resume would cause most prospective employers to shudder, in spite of a Masters Degree in the Science of Administration from the Notre Dame School of Business.Griffin, Randy is the author of 'The Backside of the Helping Hand', published 2007 under ISBN 9780595870660 and ISBN 059587066X.