The Innocent Murderers

A gripping work of true crime, telling the story of two men who were wrongfully convicted of murder and sentenced to death. The book recounts the details of the case, including the questionable evidence and testimony that led to their conviction, and the efforts of their lawyers and supporters to secure their freedom. This is a tragic and compelling story of justice denied and lives destroyed.
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