Title: Distortion of facts in Dobie Gillis Williams case
Product review: Sister Helen Prejean certainly has a right to voice her opinion regarding the death penalty. As a family member of the victim in the Dobie Gillis Williams case, it was very disturbing to see that she only presented a one-sided view. She did not attend Williams's trial nor bother to review ALL of the evidence. So many of the statements she makes in this book regarding the Dobie Williams case are distorted. It doesn't seem that accuracy and truth are as important to Sister Prejean as promoting her views on the death penalty. She did not even show enough respect to the victim in this horrible crime to spell her name correctly. Her name is Sonya Merritt Knippers, not Sonja. This is only one of the erroneous or misleading statements in this book. I am simply saying that everyone has a right to his or her opinion regarding the death penalty---but if you are writing a book about particular cases---it should be fair, accurate and truthful.
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