Unabridged Audiobook
I enjoyed listening to the book. It sounds like some of the things that happen in the U. S. I think the author would have been better served if he had not read the book himself. A professional would have done the book more justice. In addition, the author went into what seemed like day to day detail and there was a lot of repetition. The same thing seemed to happen over and over and we still heard all the detail of each event. Perhaps it would have been better if he had summarized some of it. I know he was angry, frustrated, afraid and just couldn't believe the duplicity and stupidity of the police and others. I could hear it. I couldn't either. It just got a little tedious listening. It seems like honest people who work for and with the police would correct a clearly obvious miscarriage of justice done by those who wanted the case closed fast. Who knows who did the murder and perhaps the police themselves had something to gain by closing it. It sure seems that way. Some people will do anything for any reason and are either evil or amoral. We just don't expect to see it from men in authority, but we do more and more.
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