For seven years JOHN BARYLICK was a lead attorney investigating and prosecuting wrongful-death and personal-injury cases arising from The Station fire. He has practiced law in Rhode Island since 1977.
"Barylick has created a modern cautionary tale that will take your
breath away."-- "Publishers Weekly" (6/4/2012 12:00:00 AM)
"In Killer Show, John Barylick sifts an abundance of clear,
convincing, and frightening evidence in what is perhaps the
definitive account of the Station nightclub fire. And he
demonstrates that the greatest tragedy here was that it didn't need
to happen."-- "Boston Globe" (1/1/2012 12:00:00 AM)
"Station fire survivor Victoria Potvin Eagan says, "I kind of
thought I knew everything there was to know" about the fire and the
people who were in it. As the founder of the Station Family Fund
and head of the Station Memorial Foundation, she fields a lot of
questions about that night, and so she says, "I've made it my
mission to know everything there is about everyone." Barylick's
book, however, "even surprised me--there were definitely some facts
I wasn't aware of." Eagan says four or five personal stories of
survivors have been published so far, but that Barylick's book is
"very detailed ... extremely informative. And written without being
sensationalized, which is what I appreciated." She says she's given
countless interviews all over the world, and is always asked what
really happened. "Next time I'm asked that question, I'm just
referring them to that book."-- "Providence Journal" (1/1/2012
12:00:00 AM)
"The fascinating book probes into every conceivable detail leading
up to, during and after the fire, creating a convincing case for
culpability by the rockers, their manager, the local official and
the Derdarian brothers, who owned The Station and did everything
they could to cut operating expenses and maximize box office,
including lying to booking agents about the club's capacity."--
"Hartford Courant" (1/1/2012 12:00:00 AM)
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