SIN UPON SIN
Ex-police chief Richard Brzeczek and his wife tell of the addiction that “almost killed” him. He discusses his rise to the top and his fall to the bottom in 42 years. He was unemployable, alcoholic and depressed. He lost his savings and had affairs. Now he is a prosperous lawyer again. “Sometimes I wonder how… I kept all the lies straight. I was lying to Liz, to Diane and to Laura,” he writes. “The stress of trying to remember what I told to whom was about to kill me. I’m surprised I didn’t have a heart attack.” From “Guilty of Adultery,” Chicago Tribune, September 13, 1989, reviewing Addicted to Adultery: How We Saved Our Marriage/How You Can Save Yours, by Richard Brzeczek, published by Bantam Books
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