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good book - came on time - as expected.
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Great. Well written. Fast paced
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Also, the book demonstrates that not all verdicts are just.
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I heard the author being interviewed on my local npr station for this memoir-of-sorts and i was curious to check it out.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I will be haunted by the knowledge that it was true and not fiction.
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A screenwriter would look at david berg’s run, brother, run and immediately cut out the first seventy pages or so, relegating the information contained in them to brief flashbacks and memories.
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I would relish seeing a film made of the book.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
But, alas, this is a book, not a movie, and it is a memoir, so i suppose the early days of berg’s and his brother’s life are relevant and need to be told, no matter how much they slow down the action until we get to the murder and its aftermath.
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I know the landmarks; i know the notorious people involved.
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In this case, that notorious person, above all the others, is famed criminal defense attorney percy foreman, who was a piece of work.
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