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May 2, 2024 · Sean Patrick Cooper was first drawn to the story of a man defending the tradition of hand fishing. Soon, he was investigating a murder. Perched on a stool at the end of the bar of the Elks Club lodge 656, Gary Webb answered his black Nokia flip phone like a celebrity fielding live calls at a telethon fundraiser.
May 10, 2024 · Bookshelf. ‘The Shooter at Midnight’ Review: A Slow Harvest of Justice. A shocking attack in a farmhouse was soon followed by a trial that divided a Missouri town. By. Barbara Spindel....
About The Shooter at Midnight “Gripping . . . A potent account of the crime and its aftermath, placing its story of heartbreaking violence and injustice in a larger portrait of a rural American town.”
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Apr 30, 2024 · The harrowing true story of a cold-blooded murder and the campaign to bring justice to a suffering Midwestern town. On a November night in 1990, Cathy Robertson is murdered in her home outside Chillicothe, Missouri.
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Apr 30, 2024 · 3.46. 13 ratings4 reviews. The harrowing true story of a cold-blooded murder and one attorney’s quest to bring justice to a suffering Midwestern town. On a November night in 1990, Cathy Robertson was murdered in her home in Missouri.
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Author Sean Patrick Cooper. Share Save. Add to Goodreads Look Inside. The harrowing true story of a cold-blooded murder and the campaign to bring justice to a suffering Midwestern town. On a November night in 1990, Cathy Robertson is murdered in her home outside Chillicothe, Missouri.
The harrowing true story of a cold-blooded murder and the campaign to bring justice to a suffering Midwestern town. On a November night in 1990, Cathy Robertson is murdered in her home outside Chillicothe, Missouri.
