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Title: excellent journalism, gripping style
Review: James Neff took over 10 years to gather facts and to compose "The Wrong Man", and it's well worth your own time to read this book. His engaging style effortlessly incorporates important details into the narrative. We are transported back to 1954, back to the era of post-war prosperity and the rise of the suburbs.The story of osteopathic doctor Sam Sheppard, who was convicted of his wife Marilyn's violent death and who served many years in prison before being released, re-tried and acquitted, is widely known. Neff's probing reveals that many people still hold misperceptions about the case.In true Perry Mason style, Neff introduces us to the real perpetrator, and provides an in-depth look at his troubled life. Using scientific evidence as well as psychological insights, he leads us to his conclusion about how and why Marilyn Sheppard was murdered on that Fourth of July nearly half a century ago.Neff's book is a first-rate true crime tale, highly recommended.
