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Missing

A Boy and the Evidence against His Accused Killer

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Yazan: Joaquin Sapien, Hanna Trudo, Joe Sexton
Seslendiren: Stephen Bel Davies
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Early on a May morning in 1979, six-year-old Etan Patz set off for school on his own for the first time. He vanished, and for three decades his case both frustrated and exhausted police, the FBI and a public heartbroken by the tragedy. Then, suddenly, the police in 2012 announced that a former bodega clerk from the Manhattan neighborhood where Etan lived had confessed to killing the boy. Detectives were convinced they had the boy’s murderer, and prosecutors soon indicted the man, Pedro Hernandez.

And, then, the remarkable case once more faded away.

With a trial set to begin in Spring 2014, ProPublica takes an in-depth look at the case, exploring the phenomenon of false confessions, tracking down witnesses whose stories don’t match, and asking hard questions about why the police and prosecutors didn’t take care to do what a growing body of judges and lawyers have called for: Tape the seven hours of interrogation the Patz suspect underwent before confessing.

Pedro Hernandez may have killed Etan Patz. History is rich with unlikely criminals. Or he may be at risk of becoming the next man wrongly convicted of a crime he didn’t commit.

©2013 Pro Publica, Inc. (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
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Thought it ended way to quick delivered ok and way a tragic case. Maybe I just expected more.

Way to short

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I really liked the short book. It was not a story I was familiar with and was interesting, lean, well-written, and very nicely narrated. I have subsequently looked into what became of the case because the book was first written and published in 2014 at which point the case has not yet got underway.

Excellent, but I pity it's old

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inconclusive ramblings, could have been compressed into one succinct chapter.
give it a miss.

Give it a miss.

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