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Accidental Death? (Paperback)

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Accidental Death explores the reality of ordinary people who find themselves in extraordinary situations when an accident upends their lives.This collection of stories centres on the idea of 'accidental death', and the upheaval caused in the lives of those who lose a loved one in this way. Several of the cases examined here turned out, on investigation, not to be accidents at all. Some were crimes. Some remain unexplained; others were shown to be just what they appeared to be. What connects them is what happens to those involved- suddenly, grieving people are thrown into the spotlight. There is no privacy and nowhere to hide. Like it or not, and often through no fault of their own, these people become part of an investigation, subject to the scrutiny of police, media, the courts, and the court of public opinion.Featuring a range of meticulously researched cases - from the tragic story of Akon Guode, jailed in 2017 for driving her children into a lake, to the accidental death of cricketer Phillip Hughes - Australia's 'queen of true crime' delves deep into the criminal justice system. With Bowles's trademark compassion and forensic attention to detail, Accidental Death explores the reality of ordinary people who find themselves in extraordinary situations when an accident upends their lives.'Meticulously researched and presented.'-Courier Mail'Robin Bowles's Accidental Death? is worth -reading because it illuminates the gap between -justice and the law, the shadowland between -accident and culpability, and the restless ghost that sudden death becomes for everyone it touches.'-The Australian' A harrowing combination of absurdity and misery . It makes for riveting reading, as Bowles is an incisive, quick-witted, and luminescent writer . Fans of Chloe Hooper, Helen Garner and Netflix true-crime documentaries should be chomping at the bit to get their hands on a copy of Accidental Death?'-Better Reading `Winning or losing in the justice game largely depends on who has the best players on their team and who can tell the best lies.' - Geoffrey Robertson QC Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781925322521

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