Anatomy of a Confession: The Debra Milke Case
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Author(s)Gary L. Stuart
PublisherAnkerwycke
ISBN / ASIN163425273X
ISBN-139781634252737
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Sales Rank1,400,472
CategoryLaw
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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Anatomy of a Confession is the story of the 1990 murder trial of Debra Milke. Two men—Debra’s boyfriend at the time and a friend of his—murdered Debra’s four year-old son in the Arizona desert. One of them implicated the boy’s mother. Even before Debra was questioned, the police hung a guilty tag on her. Debra Milke spent twenty-three years on death row for the murder of her four year-old son based solely on a confession she never gave. This is also the story of Detective Armando Saldate, his history of extracting forced confessions, and the role the Phoenix Police Department played in the cover-up and misconduct in its handling of the Milke investigation. Anatomy of a Confession is a vivid and shocking reminder of what America’s vaunted presumption of innocence is all about.
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