George Bliss provides a detailed account of the Star Route Conspiracy trial and the involvement of Thomas J. Brady and others accused of defrauding the United States Post Office. Drawing on court transcripts and his own experience as lead counsel, Bliss offers a fascinating and insightful look into this high-profile case.

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