Jonathan Harrison, raised in a stable, religious home, exceeded all expectations in his early life. Although a good student and athlete, he was, in many ways, naive in the ways of the world. When exposed to life outside of his small, ordinary hometown, he discovered a lifestyle that was intriguing and exciting. His classmates were economically well beyond anything he had ever experienced. Directly out of college he was hired by one of the country's most prestigious law firms. He climbed the ladder of success in an unbelievable short time. Success often breeds success, but for Jonathan, success corrupted him. Despite incredible prosperity and an apparent stable marriage and family, an insatiable greed overshadowed his life. A series of tragic events culminated in his arrest and incarceration. Self-indulgence led Harrison to the brink of disaster, facing the loss of his wife, children, mansion and law license.