Steve Vogel | Author of The New York Times Best-Selling book Reasonable Doubt
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Veteran newspaper columnist Susan Hazlett wasn’t sure she wanted to read The Unforgiven. Maybe you want to read her column about it: pantagraph.com/blogs/hazlett-unforgiven-an-unflinching-look-at-tragedy/article_ba062434-24f5-5b3c-842f-52af14e54549.html
Peoria, Ill., TV station WEEK’s Caitlin Knute produced a well-rounded profile of some of the big cases and issues “The Unforgiven” co-author Edith Brady-Lunny wrote about over the years. Have a look at https://week.com/news/2019/07/02/retired-from-amanda-hamm-to-kirk-zimmerman-pantagraph-reporter-edith-brady-lunny-reflects-on-the-big-stories-of-her-career/.
I just received this email, presumably from a resident of Scotland, who had just read Reasonable Doubt: I have just finished this book tonight. You probably know that in Scots Law we have a third verdict of Not Proven. It is delivered by a jury when they assess that the prosecution have failed to prove …
Few people know Central Illinois better than Jim Dey, the long-time columnist for The Champaign News-Gazette. His usual insight is apparent as he writes about the Clinton Lake drowning case: news-gazette.com/news/local/courts-police-fire/jim-dey-book-retells-awful-tale-of-children-s-drowning/article_09d44979-0083-5bd5-a86a-9f975c9dd75d.html
One of the top true crime podcasts focuses on the incident that’s the subject of The Unforgiven. Podcast host and co-creator Phoebe Judge tells the story with the help of my co-author, Edith Brady-Lunny: thisiscriminal.com/episode-117-the-lake-6-21-2019/
Fiona Guy blogs on “Crime Traveller” — one of the top true crime websites. Based in the United Kingdom, she interviewed The Unforgiven co-authors Edith Brady-Lunny and Steve Vogel and offered some thoughts about the book: crimetraveller.org/2019/06/the-unforgiven-the-untold-story/