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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. abridged version. ( ) Because I work at Lehigh University, where Marshall's son was a student, I decided to read this book. It is a sad book depicting greed and the breakdown of the American family. Basically, I came away with the affirmation that what goes on behind closed doors is very different than the masks worn to portray what we as American's portray as success. 3704. Blind Faith, by Joe McGinniss (read 23 Feb 2003) Because I so liked Fatal Vision (read 5 Jan 1985) and Cruel Doubt (read 11 Nov 2002), I read this. It is not as well done as those books. The book changes the names of many persons involved, all of which real names can be found in the New Jersey Supreme Court decision on the accused murderer: State v. Marshall, 586 A. 2d 85 (1991). There is no suspense in the book, and much whining and extravagant bathos. no reviews | add a review
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The story of the murder of Maria Marshall, the trial of her husband for her murder, and its effect on the couple's three sons. No library descriptions found. |
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