To her neighbors and friends she is a modest mother of 6, a grandmother of 13, and a retired university professor of music. But behind that genteel exterior is a woman of singular determination who, in secrecy from her home in Toronto, rescued over 3000 Syrian Jews from virtual bondage in Syria. For 30 long years, Judy Feld Carr – known to those she rescued as “Mrs. Judy”-- lived a secret life of international intrigue. She negotiated bribes with Syrian officials to ransom people out of the country, created her own smuggling ring for those who could not be ransomed, and, one by one, took 3,228 Jews out of Syria to freedom. It was the biggest rescue by an individual since World War II.
 
MRS. JUDY’S SECRET will tell Feld Carr’s remarkable story for the very first time.