Books matching: known perpetrator
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Save:'The Confession' by Jo Spain is a twisty thriller that revolves around the brutal attack on wealthy couple Harry and Julie McNamara by an intruder named JP Carney. The story is narrated from three perspectives - Julie, the wife; JP, the attacker; and Alice, the police officer investigating the case. As the narratives intertwine, the motives behind the attack and the dark secrets of the characters are gradually revealed, keeping the readers intrigued until the very end. The book delves into themes of wealth, betrayal, psychological complexities, and the consequences of past actions, creating a compelling and suspenseful storyline that explores the depths of human nature.
What does that even mean? I asked. To me, finance was a title sharp-suited men gave to ambiguous jobs in new-build office blocks in the capital. They weren’t real jobs. I grew up in a little village i... 'An American Summer: Love and Death in Chicago' by Alex Kotlowitz delves into the tragic effects of gun violence in Chicago during the summer of 2013. Through in-depth reporting and interviews, Kotlowitz explores the lives of victims, perpetrators, and their families, shedding light on the cycle of violence and its impact on the community. humanizes the individuals involved, portraying their longings, remorse, and love amidst the harsh realities of inner-city violence.
Kotlowitz's writing style in 'An American Summer' is described as compelling and evocative, reminiscent of Studs Terkel's oral history. provides a powerful narrative that goes beyond stereotypes, showcasing the humanity behind the tough exteriors of young men affected by gun violence in impoverished neighborhoods of Chicago.
Marcelo Sanchez’s memory of the next twenty-four hours is hazy, mostly because he’d been drinking. First Hennessy Cognac mixed with the energy drink Monster. Then, later, Heineken. Five days earlier M...
