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Errol Morris has written a book that supposedly debunks this one. One incident Morris doesn't mention is MacDonald dangling by his ankles off the balcony of a high rise the son of a girlfriend. I wonder why?
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Giulia
I agree with Laura-Lee Rahn.. In my opinion, Errol Morris would avoid mentioning anything that may make Jeff MacDonald look bad or may give anyone a complete look at Jeff. No offense to Errol Morris-he can write the book as he sees fit. it is his book.. But, I can see no way that he could get close to "debunking" Fatal Vision. I believe Fatal Vision gave you the facts.. let the chips fall where they may and if you look at the evidence you will come to the only explanation based on the facts.. Jeff MacDonald brutally killed his family-- I state this is as my informed opinion based on the case presented by the Prosecution.
Ivo Shandor
Based on your poor grammar, I cannot understand your question, but thank you for mentioning Morris' book, it sounds incredible so I bought a copy from Amazon.
Laura-Lee
I read Fatal Vision many years ago and found it one of the most detailed books ever. Interesting to me is that the author begins believing Macdonald and later decides he is guilty. Since then I've seen several Jeffrey Macdonald interviews. He is forever appealing his case. Every time he'd get a hearing he'd be in the news again. Between Fatal Vision being so meticulous with the evidence and hearing Macdonald's version of that night from his own lips, I'm convinced there's nothing to debunk. But I did want to thank you for telling us about the book. Generally speaking, it's always best to read several viewpoints of any situation. So I do appreciate you sharing the info. Sincerely, LLR
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