Spotlight JJ White: Deviant Acts

There are some people who self-destruct at the slightest change in their environment, situations and pasts. Some cannot handle the fall out from situations that were traumatic or serious. Some are haunted by nightmares, memories of the past and deaths that they had no choice put to take part in and remember. Vietnam changed many men and coming home some faced traumas and nightmares that would change them drastically and the way they handled the world. Jackson Hurst was one who was a victim of the war, a man who now lives his life in a haze, or daze using different kinds of stimulants, drugs, smack, coke, heroine and anything that he can smoke or snort to make him forget the realities of the real world and live his life in a dense fog. But, coming home meant getting some type of a job to support his habit but when he gets angry or cannot handle a situation he gets violent and the menial job at the movie theater became a thing of the past. What happens when Aunt Camille demands that he get her daughter back. Was she really kidnapped. Join me when I interview JJ white and learn more about just what kind of Deviant Acts these characters perform