In the Republic of Ireland, 1966, a woman had a youth arrested for obstruction. For this, she claims, she was subjected to a vendetta by the boy's family who were corrupt members of the Irish Garda. Her account tells how, since that fateful arrest forty years ago, she has been stalked, followed, assaulted and illegally interned in a mental hospital, then forced to undergo debilitating injections. These robbed her not only of her capacity to function, but also of her ability to partake in the horse riding she loved so much, a passion detailed in this book alongside the less savoury aspects of her life caused, through no fault of her own, by organised crime in Ireland and Great Britain.