This "devastating rebuttal to Fatal Vision" (Boston Phoenix)
demonstrates that the jury was not privy to crucial evidence in the case of Jeffrey MacDonald, the Green Beret Captain convicted of the murders of his wife and two young daughters.
Did Green Beret Captain Jeffrey MacDonald brutally murder his wife and daughters? Or was his claim true that a Manson-like group had committed the murders? This shocking book demonstrates that the jury that convicted MacDonald did not hear the whole truth about the evidence in the case--evidence that could have freed Jeffrey MacDonald. Photos.
Anonymous
Posted August 26, 2007
This book was totally awful! It has got to be the most boring thing I have read since college. Some of it was so far fetched...it just enforced my belief in his guilt. Don't waste your time or money!
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Posted January 4, 2007
After reading Fatal Justice, I am more convinced than ever that Jeff MacDonald is GUILTY of butchering his family. The arguements in his defense are weak at best and are far fetched in their reasoning. While reading the book, I felt the author and defense team were grasping at straws to portray his innocence. There is no evidence of intruders on the night of the murders, and the only piece of evidence the defense has that brings up questions is Helen S. She comes across as an attention seeking druggie who can not be believed or trusted. I liked the book because I like hearing both sides of a story, but if you want all the facts I suggest reading the transcripts of the case which are available on several websites.
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Posted January 21, 2005
This book is totally biased!!! It mocks great books based on the case such as Fatal Vision. I can't believe people would think that this baby and wife murderer is innocent!!! Please read next time people and be smart enough to follow the facts before giving your biased and uneducated opinions!!
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Posted February 13, 2001
THANK YOU JERRY POTTER AND FRED BOST FOR FINALLY LETTING THE WHOLE WORLD KNOW THE TRUST. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS JUSTICE SYSTEM THAT AN INNICENT MAN HAS SPENT ALL THESE YEARS IN PRISON FOR SOMETHING HE DID NOT DO? THANKS TO YOU TWO GUYS AND JEFFERY MACDONALDS DEFENCE TEAM I FEEL THAT DR. JEFFERY MACDONALD WILL SOON BE FREE.
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Posted June 27, 2000
I had been convinced, even before reading Fatal Justice that something was very wrong with the case against Jeffrey MacDonald. I believed in his innocense and I still do! This man is sitting in prison for 3 murders which he did not take part in. Read this book and you too will agree with me! One of these days, you will be free Jeffrey MacDonald!!!
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Posted May 1, 2000
As the old saying goes, there are two sides to every story. And this book gives a very detailed and somewhat disturbing 'other side' to the MacDonald murder mystery. The authors were very diligent in providing all of the factual back up to reference as you read the book. It was very intriguing to think that perhaps, we were NOT given the whole story in 'Fatal Vision' and that perhaps there is an innocent man sitting in prison for not only a crime that he didn't commit, but the most heinous crime a person could be convicted of, the slaughter of his children and pregnant wife. This is a must read...and I only wish that a follow up book was being written now to find out if justice will prevail in the end!
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Overview
This "devastating rebuttal to Fatal Vision" (Boston Phoenix)
demonstrates that the jury was not privy to crucial evidence in the case of Jeffrey MacDonald, the Green Beret Captain convicted of the murders of his wife and two young daughters.
Did Green Beret Captain Jeffrey MacDonald brutally murder his wife and daughters? Or was his claim true that a Manson-like group had committed the murders? This shocking book demonstrates that ...