Title: Curiosity of a Georgia native
Product review: As a twelve year old growing up in Georgia, I was a bit too young to understand the story of Anjette Lyles. It was discussed frequently at family get-togethers during the pretrial to posttrial years because of close family ties. My cousin Charles Adams was the assistant prosecutor on the case and in researching family history my interest was peaked once again about the circumstances of this shocking case. Mrs. White did not disappoint. As a grown up the story read much differently than heard as a child. The author was fair and equitable in presenting both sides of Anjette's story. She laid out and gave credit to the strategies of the prosecution as well as the defense attorneys. I closed the book and even with new insight still wondered if a Mother really could kill her own daughter and if she did, how she could live with the fact.
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