Title: An Imperfect Book
Product review: "A Death in Belmont" tries every way possible to convince you that Roy Smith is innocent of murder. If you're easily led, this is the book for you. Those with a keen mind soon realize no one in modern era could be convicted on the evidence presented by the author. A good journalist would have told the reader of his interview with the prosecutor, of Smith's lies to the police, and the details of the strong case against the convicted murderer.
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