Just Justice

The judge had instructed the jury as to the verdict its members must return. Each was dismayed but had no choice. Jon Keating, a man of means and morals, was so incensed, that he vowed to find a way, where, within his power, justice could be meted out - where the law would not. He convinced five like-minded friends, that something had to be done to restore at least some measure of fairness and integrity into British society. Thus was born the JJ Club. They embarked upon a crusade – one, which pitted them against criminals extremely well versed in plying their nefarious activities. From the start, the JJs encountered street gangs, drunken drivers who had caused death, rapists, money launderers, people traffickers, pimps, prostitutes, drug barons and killers. It became a ‘David and Goliath’ contest – amateurs against vicious professionals, but it was one that all six men were determined to compete in. No outcome could be guaranteed – no member was safe – no law could protect them.