Whenever you are dealing with family, friends, neighbors or even in court, you frequently hear accusations without proof. If a neighbor claims your dog left a present on their lawn, and you know that is not true, they will persist even though they have no proof. Today a neighbor and his wife came knocking on my door accusing first my granddaughter and then my daughter of stealing his sunglasses. First of all, my grandaughter walked her dog with two phones and not near his resident. Second my daughter was miles away visiting someone in a hospital, He didn’t believe us. In many courtrooms, one side will always make accusations against the other side. The smart attorney will only address the facts so that the judge will rule in their client’s favor. Today, society does tend to be accusatory about almost everything. The media often destroys an individual’s reputation by printing articles that are basically false. The person they have posted about ends up spending time and money in the hopes of getting the facts out. Usually, if it is not a celebrity, whatever was said ends up remaining against a person almost indefinitely. People should think before they speak. It could prevent hurt feelings and problems. I did not include accusations in the Good Gus series. The point was positive good behavior. Try an e-book and you will see. Now in “Misplaced Trust” accusations were rampart. Give an e-book a try. You will like it. Visit the site and download an e-book. The books are available in e-book from the sites www.goodgusbooks.com and www.misplacedtrustbook.com. “Misplaced Trust” has a five-star rating on Amazon. It is about true crime and greed.