Distrubing news from an unlikely source comes concerning Audrey Jackson.
Dear Mrs. Sanduskey,
My name is Deborah Alexander. I am a social worker in Colton County Mississippi. This letter is in concern to a friend of yours. I am writing to inform you Audrey Jackson has been in involved in an accident. She was severely beaten by her husband, when he caught her packing to leave. Her condition at this time is considered critical. Her daughters are in the care of social services. This has been particularly difficult on Susan, who as I am sure you are aware suffers from Muscular Dystrophy. I am contacting you because when asked if there was anyone who could help her out, Audrey mentioned you. We were wondering if there was any way you could come to Mississippi, take over the care of the children and assist Audrey in her efforts to leave her clearly abusive husband. If this is not possible, please let me know. Also, if there is any way social services can assist in bringing you here, do not hesitate to contact me. We are fully prepared to purchase a plane ticket. Just give me the word. I will look forward to your reply.
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