Gripping mystery about a double murder retrial where both the accused and an alleged racist detective are vindicated by a closer look at testimony. A must read for followers of the OJ Simpson case.
Ed Brown had mixed feelings about his future. He was ecstatic about John Jones being found not guilty but having Mart Feldman as an ally took some getting used to. It was, he finally admitted, a valuable lesson. Don't judge a book by its cover. That old saying came to mind especially when dealing with detectives that indeed might be under cover.
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" That is quit a story. It has some rough edges though. I think some of the court room procedures wouldn't be allowed but those could be cleaned up." Then a thought crossed Jim Wagoner's mind. Could some of this story be based on Fact?. He would have to check on it. "Are you by any chance a writer?"
"Oh, Lord no!" exclaimed Jack. "I am an engineer. The most I have written are memos and reports."
Book eight in my Belinda Lawrence Classic Mysteries. Mysteries confront amateur sleuths, Belinda Lawrence and Hazel Whitby in the Somerset village of Milford.
Among the eccentrics is the shadowy Madam Malefic.
