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The Edge of Innocence: The Trial of Casper Bennett (The Edge Of: Crime, Innocence, and Justice)
by David Miraldi
Published
August 24, 2023
Pages
406 pages
Language
English
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Introduction
The Edge of Innocence: The Trial of Casper Bennett takes readers on an enthralling journey into the heart of a complex legal battle. Set against a backdrop of intrigue and suspense, the book delves into the mysterious case of Casper Bennett. As the story unfolds, it challenges assumptions about guilt, innocence, and the pursuit of justice.
This compelling narrative unravels layers of deceit and manipulation, leaving readers questioning their perceptions and urging them to delve deeper into the nuances of human behavior and morality.
Key Takeaways
Crime innocence and justice intertwine in a riveting courtroom drama. Unveils the complexities of human behavior through gripping storytelling. Challenges readers to question perceptions and moral judgments.
Detailed Description
Immerse yourself in the world of The Edge of Innocence: The Trial of Casper Bennett where tension and mystery reign supreme. As the trial of Casper unfolds the legal arena becomes a battleground for truth and deception. Each twist and turn in this gripping narrative brings the reader closer to uncovering the reality hidden beneath layers of conjecture and assumption.
This captivating story explores the profound implications of justice and delves into the intricacies of the human psyche. Compelling characters navigate a labyrinth of evidence and suspicion offering a profound commentary on the complexities of morality and motivation. The skillful storytelling captures the essence of a society unraveling in the wake of a high-profile trial.
As the pressure mounts unexpected revelations keep readers on edge leading to a climactic confrontation that challenges conventional ideas of right and wrong.
Standout Features
The Edge of Innocence captivates with its skillful blend of suspense and probing exploration of justice making it a compelling read from start to finish Offering a thought-provoking portrayal of the human condition the book captivates readers with its complex characters who resonate long after turning the last page Vivid storytelling and a well-crafted plot ensure an immersive reading experience inviting readers to question the fine line between truth and illusion.
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Customer Reviews
Interesting ending
1960s when a person could cover bad dealings. The plot kept me reading to find the way hot water could kill a person
Excellent book
It was well written and not dry. The characters really came to life.b I plan to read more books by Mr Miraldi
Guilty or Not Guilty
The author did a thorough job of re-creating the actual trial, though he did disclose some research he did not have. I found the book flowed seamlessly. I am also impressed with the son's drive as the Defense Attorney Miraldi is the author's father. However, there was a lot of repetition, and I found myself skimming pages. David Miraldi got me hooked. I felt the jury got the verdict right, untill the final twist. Mr. Miraldi portrayed well what this final twist did to his Dad. Besides, the repetition, Miraldi presents a huge cast. This made getting into the book difficult as it was a task to keep the characters straight. Overall, a great effort and a touching memorable to his Dad. Worthwhile
Interesting
Took me a while to get through this book. It was frustrating and sad. I read it as if Bennet was innocent. The details of each attorney and Bennet ' s life, got over played ( my opinion ). Summing up, I did skip some of the longer attorney speaches, and finished the book. Surprise, just wait for it!
interesting and well written
The book was interesting and well written , and tribute to those lawyers who really worked hard on both sides
exceptionally excellent
Loved this book from beginning to end. Well researched and superbly written. It is somewhat historical in nature and at times you question the legal rules governing trial history but then you remember rules have changed a great deal as this story predates Miranda. I generally dislike copious detail but this story is an exception. It drew me into the story to the point I found myself sometimes rereading detail to assure I was fully understanding of what was transpiring. First book I’ve read in quite some time that kept me riveted throughout.
Surprise ending
Spoiler alert: I felt from the beginning Casper was guilty. I think the palm burns were from holding her head under water causing her legs to pop up. God knows the truth and he will meet his maker. This is a very interesting read with unsettling news of how Mrs Bennett died.
Worthwhile read
Well written and suspenseful. Makes one think and rethink justice and bias. Enjoyed the book, would recommend to others although sometimes repetitive.
