Friday, November 16, 2018

11.16.2018 - An Inconvenience Gone

INCONVENIENCE GONE by Diane Marger Moore

Thanks to NetGalley, WildBlue Press, and Diane Marger Moore for the opportunity to read this book.  3.5 stars

This is the true story, written by the prosecutor, of Michelle Jones, a young mother on trial for killing her 4-year-old son.  These stories are always horrifying but what was so surprising to me was the differing verdicts between this case and the eerily-similar case of Casey Anthony.  While race wasn't presented as an issue in this story, which took place in Indianapolis, with a young, black single mother as opposed to Casey Anthony, a pretty white girl.  Meanwhile, both children are dead.

The author did a good job walking you through the entire trial - I learned quite a bit about the judicial system.


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