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David Parrish writes about witnessing the unexpected twists and turns of a disturbing and often-frightening journey through the criminal justice system and beyond. Losing Jon takes place in Columbia, Maryland, a planned community once advertised as New America where he and his wife raised their two sons and still live. He grew up in a blue-collar family near Durham, North Carolina, and graduated with a B.A. in English at the University of North Carolina.

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Hi, I just finished your book (which I loved by the way) and I have a couple questions I was hoping you might be able to answer. Do you think the case will ever be reopened, especially as we advance in forensic technology? At the end, you had a theory that Sandra seemed to have been told was correct but dangerous if you pursued it. Does that mean you have names of the people you believe killed Jon? Thank you!

David Parrish Hi, Thank you for your very generous review, and for mentioning that you had messaged me on Goodreads. I didn't even know you could do that, and your …moreHi, Thank you for your very generous review, and for mentioning that you had messaged me on Goodreads. I didn't even know you could do that, and your comment prompted me to find out how. I'm almost superstitious about saying I think the case will be reopened, and I usually hedge on that question and just say I hope so, but the truth is that I do believe it will be reopened. I do not have the names of the people I believe killed Jon. What I was thinking when I asked Sandra was that I had a fairly detailed idea of the kind of thing that had happened and how to go about finding out. When Sandra saw, "Too dangerous," it was a moment of truth for me. I realized as I said in the book that if we pursued my theory, and even if we found out what happened, investigators at the time were not going to do anything about it. The evidence was so clear that Jon’s death was a homicide, and they had to know that and had done nothing about it, and we were rank amateurs. We were just going to get more people hurt and even killed. I do think many of the people involved with Jon’s death are still around, and now that time has passed, I believe this case can only be solved by a responsible, official investigating agency that takes the case seriously and has the skill and resources to pursue it honestly, thoroughly, and quietly, behind the scenes, with no public fanfare, as a matter of professional pride and integrity Thank you for asking.(less)

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Losing Jon: A Teen's Tragic Death, a Police Cover-Up, a Community's Fight for Justice

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“KIDS DON’T THINK. That’s just the way it is. A kid who is partying thinks the whole world is partying.”
― David Parrish, Losing Jon: A Teen's Tragic Death, a Police Cover-Up, a Community's Fight for Justice

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