Murder In Woodbury, by Jill Province
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Stephanie Rawls meets up with a charming killer, resulting in a murder that could have been prevented. Daniel Caiman is smart, handsome, and funny. He is also delusional and paranoid, believing that a whole town is out to get him. Stephanie innocently becomes part of ‘the conspiracy.’ During the murder trial and subsequent civil case against the family of the killer, it is revealed that a severely psychotic Daniel was not only protected by his parents, but also supplied with the murder weapon. Despite all the warning signs, Daniel’s parents may just as well have pulled the trigger themselves. Harry Cohen, small town lawyer, goes head to head against a powerful law firm to fight the good fight. And although there was no legal precedent requiring a private citizen to warn or protect a potential victim, he decides to take on the civil case on behalf of the victim’s family. While the defense attempts to block him at every turn, his victory sets a new standard and a legal precedent that is sited to this day.
Murder In Woodbury, by Jill Province- Amazon Sales Rank: #9242300 in Books
- Published on: 2015-05-26
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x .21" w x 6.00" l, .30 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 90 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Interesting, pertinent legal short story By Linda Schelander As a professional counselor, I found this story very interesting as it relates to a significant legal ruling, the Tarasoff ruling that, in most states to this day, requires counselors to warn others if a client has disclosed that he/she is going to hurt themselves or others. This is the one instance where confidentiality can be broken by the counselor and clients are informed of this when they start counseling.The comment by "Brandon" sounds as if it is coming from someone who may have his own mental health issues. Bitter and scary!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. "By the time Daniel reached the peakof his insanity, he had obtained six assault weapons... By Don Kidwell ...He believed that when a whole town was plotting against you, weapons had to be nearby." Truth is so much more scarier than fiction, and this one was told very well on top of it. For an individual to have had this many issues and his parents to have turned a blind eye to it is practically beyond belief. I'll end this review on this passage from the book"We should not act solely because we are required by law to do the right thing. We should protect the innocent to save humanity."
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Outstanding By J. C. McAdo Wow! For a short story, this was amazing. Only problem was that I didn't start reading it until 11:30. I could not put it down until I finished. I highly recommend this for a short read. I just hope you begin earlier than I did!!
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