A Father’s Fight

Derrick Hurley, a devoted father, found himself in a heart-wrenching battle when his daughter, Kaitlin Hurley, fell victim to a harrowing crime in 2015. Kaitlin, a nursing student living in Antigua, endured a traumatic experience at the hands of a London police officer, Lee Martin-Cramp, who was visiting the island with his family. In his gripping and emotionally charged 220-page book, “Antiguan Justice: A Father’s Fight,” Derrick Hurley bares his soul, recounting the extraordinary odyssey he embarked upon when his daughter became the tragic victim of a heinous crime.

This powerful narrative plunges readers into the depths of Hurley’s worst fears as he courageously confronts an unimaginable ordeal. Kaitlin’s decision to relinquish her anonymity stands as a testament to her indomitable spirit, driven by a profound hope that her story could break the silence shrouding sexual assault. The book poignantly portrays the far-reaching impact of such trauma on survivors and their families, with Hurley openly acknowledging how the case, the trial, and the ensuing challenges forever altered the trajectory of his entire family.