Good Condition - Boards scuffed, corners rubbed. Page edges browned/spotted and marked, address label on front endpaper; pages remain clean and tidy.
Ron Williamson once seemed to have a future in professional baseball, but by the time a young woman was murdered in Ada, Oklahoma, his life had taken a troubled course. The investigation into Debra Sue Carter's death eventually focused on him, leading to a conviction and a death sentence. In his first nonfiction book, John Grisham examines how unreliable testimony, flawed evidence and failures within the criminal-justice system brought an innocent man close to execution. The account follows the people caught in the case and the long effort to challenge what had been accepted as fact. Told with the urgency of a legal thriller, it is a deeply unsettling investigation of wrongful conviction and the human consequences of certainty built on error.
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