Damon Price was an achiever in the Erie business community. In his late thirties and on the cusp of becoming only the second CEO for the family enterprise, he excelled. The younger of the two sons, he learned well the methods to woo investors, put together opulent realty deals that would not just enhance the region but also his wallet. Praised for his patriotic service by volunteering in Iraq, he was quite successful, well groomed and likable among his corporate peers. But there was a very dark side to this upstart entrepreneur, an aggrieved, a cunning, bitter side. As a consequence of the recent, abrupt dissolution of his marriage, Damon fermented an uncontrollable rage within himself towards his ex wife as well as Judge Vivienne Cox, who had signed the emergency decree. In his crosshairs stood her eighteen year old son, Drew. "Anger is one letter short of danger."