Jean Anne Mayhall isn’t dodging bullets like the crew members of World War II bombers in Joseph Heller’s novel “Catch 22.” But she says she sometimes feels crushing disappointment, like those crew members who survived their quota of death-defying bombing runs only to be told the quota had increased — again and again and again. “Catch 22, that’s a great comparison,” Mayhall mused. Mayhall, 60, of Folsom, is among an estimated 1,000 residents in the Baton Rouge, Lafayette and Covington areas who collectively lost approximately $1 billion to convicted swindler Robert Allen Stanford, of Houston. Read more in The Advocate here.
