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April Corrigan Case Study

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April Corrigan and her family enter the Witness protection program. April is a popular happy 17 year old who appears to have it all. She plays competitive tennis, has a loving boyfriend and is looking forward to going to Duke University. One day, she goes to school and her whole world changes. It appears her father has been secretly working undercover for the FBI and has been testifying against his boss, who has been smuggling drugs. A hit man has been hired to silence him and threats have been made against his family. The Corrigan family had to leave everything they had, and even their identities. Rita Green was convinced to provide them new identities, new talents, and a new far away location by the government to the “Weber” family. Their
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