Jingle Jangle The Perfect Crime Turned Inside Out

The author learns that his cousin is on Death Row and investigates the crime. He soon discovers that the only evidence against Ray Krone was a single bite mark misinterpreted by the prosecution's expert, a hired gun paid handsomely for his "opinion." Cousin Ray gets a second trial but is again convicted, and the author learns the hard way that the only way to free his cousin is to find the real killer. Ray goes free when crime scene DNA is matched to a convicted sex offender. But for the reader who likes to read between the lines, this true crime whodunit will leave you with the distinct impression that the real killer is still at large.

"A must for readers of true crime and anyone wondering why so many innocent people are convicted in America. The book satisfies from start to finish, from the opening of Ray Krone's horror story, through the compelling analysis of what went wrong and on to the
startling conclusion." - Sister Helen Prejean, author of "Dead Man Walking" and "The Death of Innocents"

"Jim Rix takes us on a remarkable journey inside an American tragedy. He helped win his cousin's freedom from Death Row and now he documents the chain of errors that put him there. The story will chill your belief in the American justice system. With gripping details that can only come from one who has lived the horror, Rix makes us realize that one wrongful conviction is a tragedy for us all." - Bill Kurtis, producer of the A&E programs "Investigative Reports" and "Cold Case Files"