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Media Justice by Carstens, Dennis is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Media Justice about?
AN ABSOLUTE MUST READ FOR ANYONE WHO HAS EVER FOLLOWED A NOTORIOUS, HIGHLY PUBLICIZED TRIAL THROUGH THE NEWS MEDIA The third Marc Kadella legal mystery, courtroom drama A young, single mother, a widow, meets a nice young man and begins dating him. Just when she starts to believe she may have found a father for her two year old daughter, the boyfriend and her child disappear in the middle of the night. Frantically she searches for him, terrified of telling her mother the little girl is missing. The police are brought in and when it becomes obvious to them that the boyfriend, who has not been seen by any of the girls friends, family or coworkers, is a lie, they begin to suspect her. Eventually, the childs remains are found in the Mississippi, all that is left is a skeleton. The investigation turns on the young mother and she is charged with murdering her own daughter. The media is electrified. Coast to coast she is vilified and convicted in the court of public opinion. She becomes one of the most hated people in America. Marc Kadella and the beautiful Madeline Rivers, convinced of her innocence, take the young womans case and fight for her against the heavy hand of the government. Al
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- Author
- Carstens, Dennis
- Publisher
- Dennis Carstens
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- EN
- Category
- work of fiction
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