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Pinnacle True Crime: Echoes of My Soul
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This true crime book is like a real-life thriller, and it has historic import because it paved the way for the Supreme Court's ruling that led to Miranda rights. ECHOES OF MY SOUL tells all about the Career Girls Murders. Two young women brutally murder in NYC, in August 1963. A young George Whitmore, Jr. who was wrongfully convicted, and how the D.A.'s office got to the bottom of the case to serve justice. ECHOES OF MY SOUL is a classic true crime story that will resonate with readers. This case is considered the key reason for the Supreme Court's enactment of Miranda, and it was a major factor in the abolition of the death penalty in New York.
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Pinnacle True Crime: Echoes of My Soul, Robert Tanenbaum
- Language
- Released
- 2014
- Binding
- (Paperback),
- Book condition
- Very Good
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- Title
- Pinnacle True Crime: Echoes of My Soul
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Robert Tanenbaum
- Publisher
- PINNACLE BOOKS
- Released
- 2014
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 304
- ISBN10
- 0786034939
- ISBN13
- 9780786034932
- Series
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- Tags
- Historical Themes, Mystery Novels, Legal Topics, Politics, USA, Murders, Death, Political Theories, New York, American History, Police, Investigation, Crime Rate, Conspiracy, Prison, Geopolitics, Government, FBI, Case Studies, Political Philosophy, World Politics, Criminal Psychology
- Description
- This true crime book is like a real-life thriller, and it has historic import because it paved the way for the Supreme Court's ruling that led to Miranda rights. ECHOES OF MY SOUL tells all about the Career Girls Murders. Two young women brutally murder in NYC, in August 1963. A young George Whitmore, Jr. who was wrongfully convicted, and how the D.A.'s office got to the bottom of the case to serve justice. ECHOES OF MY SOUL is a classic true crime story that will resonate with readers. This case is considered the key reason for the Supreme Court's enactment of Miranda, and it was a major factor in the abolition of the death penalty in New York.