Justice has not been served Introduction Readers who have read our last issue will remember the tragic story of Diane Fleming who is currently serving a life sentence in a US jail for a crime she did not commit. For those who are reading our magazine for the first time, Diane's husband, Chuck Fleming, unwittingly consumed soft drinks that contained aspartame. The autopsy report concluded that Chuck had died of methanol poisoning. The prosecutor for the State of Virginia accused his wife, Diane, of poisoning him with windscreen washer fluid, on the basis of only slim circumstantial evidence. The trial was most unusual, taking only two days to convict her with many questions left unanswered and the evidence in Diane's defence was poorly presented to the jury. In an effort to gain public support for Diane's release, Namaste Magazine is publishing another article about Diane which is a personal account written by Diane's close and loyal friend Betty Rickmond. Betty has crucial details of the events surrounding this travesty of justice.  By the Namaste Team By Betty P. Rickmond When I finished reading John Grisham's "The Innocent Man" and I was so enlightened; not only because it was a true story; it makes us all aware of what possibly goes on "behind the scenes" in our juridical system! We are all lead to believe that our juridical system is to be trusted and accepted! In the last five years I have begun to have doubts! This book really "hits home"