Bill Osinski discusses his book *Ungodly*. While society turned a blind eye for more than three decades, Dwight York, also known as Dr. Malachi Z. York and Imam Isa, devolved into a sexual predator of unprecedented proportions. He became the target of what prosecutors believe was the largest child molestation prosecution in United States history. When he was finally indicted, state prosecutors reduced the number of counts listed from well beyond 1,000 to slightly more than 200 because they feared no jury would believe the magnitude of York's evil. He was arrested in May 2002, convicted in 2004, and sentenced to 135 years in prison.
Bill Osinski is a journalist who has worked for 11 newspapers, including *the Atlanta Journal-Constitution* for 16 years. His prior work has contributed to the release of a convicted murderer from death row in Ohio and in the opening of a Kentucky state investigation, which established that a previously-exonerated state trooper shot a cop-killing suspect in the back; and he was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize in investigative reporting for articles exposing illegal practices in the coal mining industry. He lives in metro Atlanta and writes screenplays. Half the author's royalties will be donated to a fund for the assistance of York's victims.