In 1977, the Boise Police Department fired 7 women for suspected lesbianism. The evidence of this charge was acquired using an illegal wire tap, which was eventually ruled unlawful by the judge.
But a media frenzy, public outrage and a fight for justice was not enough to give them the only thing they truly wanted, their jobs back and to return to the work they loved. To this day, the full story has never been told.
For the first time, those still alive to tell this important piece of forgotten history, will share their stories and speak their harbored truths. Now is the time to act so that history will not repeat itself.
