A Prosecutor's Story: Truth, Honor, and Justice are More Than Just Words
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Did a 4-year-old boy witness the brutal stabbing and near decapitation of his young, beautiful mother? Did a cheating wife hire someone to kill her husband and then have to marry her lover to keep his mouth shut? How was a schoolteacher able to molest students at three different elementary schools before finally being stopped? Who shot an elderly man multiple times, drug his body into the bushes, and bashed in his skull with the butt of the gun? And why did it take 23 years to achieve justice for this man’s family?
These and other questions are answered in A Prosecutor’s Story – the real-life stories of a Georgia District Attorney.
In A Prosecutor's Story, Cook provides the reader with an insider's view of the Criminal Justice System. The reader will be treated to previously undisclosed details relating to over 40 of Cook’s most challenging cases (including murder, kidnapping, armed robbery, child molestation, and voter fraud).
ISBN
9781098355029
Publication Date
4-11-2021
Publisher
BookBaby
City
Pennsauken, New Jersey
Keywords
true crime, Georgia, criminal law
Disciplines
Criminal Law | Criminology
Repository Citation
Cook, Alan A., "A Prosecutor's Story: Truth, Honor, and Justice are More Than Just Words" (2021). Books. 187.
https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/books/187