* the Jeffrey MacDonald case and Lew's novel "A Good Conviction"
A new book by Errol Morris (A Wilderness of Error: The Trials of Jeffrey MacDonald) re-opens the Jeffrey MacDonald case.
I have long believed that MacDonald was wrongly convicted by prosecutors who may have had an agenda to protect the “military brats” who were the likely killers. Evidence was ignored and some was lost, perhaps purposely.
The MacDonald case was part of what stimulated me to write my novel, A Good Conviction, which tells the story of a young man convicted of a murder he did not commit by a prosecutor who had come to know he was innocent.
For my complete post, see ... http://lewweinsteinauthorblog.com/201...
I have long believed that MacDonald was wrongly convicted by prosecutors who may have had an agenda to protect the “military brats” who were the likely killers. Evidence was ignored and some was lost, perhaps purposely.
The MacDonald case was part of what stimulated me to write my novel, A Good Conviction, which tells the story of a young man convicted of a murder he did not commit by a prosecutor who had come to know he was innocent.
For my complete post, see ... http://lewweinsteinauthorblog.com/201...
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