A Novel Idea-Book Signing The Donna Gentile Story
A NOVEL IDEA BOOK STORE-PHILA- BOOK SIGNING-THE DONNA GENTILE STORY OCTOBER 8, 2019
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The Donna Gentile Story
Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit Washingotn DC August 15 to 18, 2019 A Reading from The Donna Gentile Story Content Creators Showcase August 15 ( 8 to 10 PM)
The Donna Gentile Story
SCHEDULE 2019 PWC Presents May 7, 2019 ( 7:00 PM)“Noir Over the Bar” Tavern on the Edge, Gloucester, NJ “The Erotic Literary Salon” May 21, 2019 ( 6:30 PM) ****Absinthe Bar 1315 Sansom St. Phila Pa. “Sexual Harassament” Painted Bride June 27, 2019 Woodhull: The Sexual Freedom Summit, Washington, DC August 15 to 18 2019: Content Creator’s Showcase…….August 15 8:00 to 10:00 PM Morocco Africa September 1 to 15 , 2019 Book Festival Collingswood N.J. Book Festival Saturday October 5, 2019 A Novel Idea: Book Store, Passyunk Avenue, Phila. Pa. Tuesday October 8, 2019
The Donna Gentile Story
When Donna Gentile escaped from a home for delinquent girls and made her way to San Diego she had big dreams. She worked in security for a while and even dreamed of joining the police department. But things didn’t work out as she planned, and she found that the only way to survive was by turning to prostitution. Donna allowed herself to be befriended by several police officers thinking that this would afford her some protection in her dangerous life on the streets. Instead she was harassed and ultimately victimized by some of the same police to whom she had turned for help. But Donna was a fighter. Rather than taking the abuse, which included sexual harassment, she reported it to the San Diego Police Department. She testified against two officers, one of whom lost his job on account of her testimony. Her life became further complicated when the Internal Affairs Division exploited and coerced her into becoming a police corruption info...
NHI: No Humans Involved
https://donnamariegentile.com/deborah-small-blog-nhi/ https://donnamariegentile.com/sandiegosnhimurdervictim/ NHI—No Humans Involved , one of ongoing series of public art projects about community issues addressed the sexual assault and murder of forty-five women in San Diego from 1985 to 1992. The project began on February 19, 1992, with the unveiling of two billboards bearing the picture of Donna Gentile and the letters NHI. Gentile was the second victim in the string of murders. A sex worker and police informant, Gentile was found strangled to death, her mouth stuffed with gravel, a month after she testified against two police officers. Two days after the billboards went up, we opened a rented storefront gallery in downtown San Diego to display portraits representing the forty-five murdered women and distribute a book that described in detail police involvement with Gentile and a number of the other dead women, and police mishandling of the murder investigat...