"If you think you know about this case, you don't. If you think that this case ended in justice being served, it didn't. I was literally left both speechless and enraged while reading this book and learning what actually happened." - Mark Geragos, Esq., noted criminal defense attorney

"Kennedy presents a compelling, methodical case... Americans interested in justice should be captivated by this book." - Bill O'Reilly, #1 New York Times bestselling author

"A must read for those who care about justice and integrity in our public institutions." - Alan M. Dershowitz, Esq.

"This account will shock and astound those who read the press reports of the case at the time... It is deeply researched, bitingly written, and entirely convincing." - Stuart Woods, #1 New York Times bestselling author

"An exciting page turner." - Morris Dees, founder of the Southern Poverty Law Center

"An awful, awful story brilliantly told." - Martin Garbus, Esq., author of Courting Disaster

"With Capote-like precision, Kennedy tells his gripping story of an innocent man caught up in a Kafkaesque nightmare of a corrupt prosecution and a disastrously inept criminal defense." - Michael Shapiro, Esq.

"Mandatory reading for anyone who cares about truth, individual rights, and the corruption of justice in America." - Joe Cheshire, Esq., attorney in the Duke Lacrosse case

"A powerful story that grabbed me in the first few pages and wouldn't let go." - Libby Fischer Hellmann, author of Easy Innocence

"Kennedy not only makes a compelling case that Skakel is innocent, he provides persuasive evidence of the identity of the true killers." - Dick DeGuerin, Esq., one of

"America's Top Lawyers"

"A riveting true story of a life turned upside down... a page-turner." - Shawn Holley, Esq, defense attorney

"A masterpiece...a riveting narrative of greed, hubris, envy, and sloth." - Anne Bremner, Esq, defense counsel in Amanda Knox's Italian murder trial

"This book is a must-read for anyone who has been interested in the Martha Moxley case. It is also an important illustration for us all that miscarriages of justice can and do occur when the need for results, power, fame, and money supersede the need for justice." - Ann Marie Palladino, Book Review Blogger,

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