ISBN: 9798173233516 - that’s not what i said ( book two of the false memory cases): the police report contains her words. she swears she never spoke them. (a police procedural and courtroom mystery thriller): 2 (6 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The police report contains her words. She swears she never spoke them.Elena Ruiz recognizes the voice on the recording. The signature on the witness statement is hers. But the account that helped convict Marcus Bell of murdering an off-duty police officer is one she insists she never gave.She remembers uncertainty. The official record shows identification.Oregon State Police Detective Hannah Cole knows how easily a witness's memory can change under pressure. After exposing a network that manipulated testimony, she has reason to take Elena seriously. But proving what happened inside an interview room three years ago will require more than believing her.Hannah begins tracing the evidence backward, from courtroom testimony to transcripts, recordings and the first account taken at the scene. What emerges raises a disturbing question: do the records confirm one another because they are accurate, or because they repeat the same altered source With a murder conviction at stake, every missing qualification matters. Every edited answer could conceal a decision someone wants left unexamined. And the people who built the case have much to lose if Hannah discovers how it was assembled.How do you prove you never said something when everyone can hear your voice saying it THAT'S NOT WHAT I SAID, Book Two of THE FALSE MEMORY CASES, is a tense police procedural and courtroom mystery thriller about manipulated testimony, disputed evidence and the struggle to recover the truth after it becomes part of the official record.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The police report contains her words. She swears she never spoke them.Elena Ruiz recognizes the voice on the recording. The signature on the witness statement is hers. But the account that helped convict Marcus Bell of murdering an off-duty police officer is one she insists she never gave.She remembers uncertainty. The official record shows identification.Oregon State Police Detective Hannah Cole knows how easily a witness's memory can change under pressure. After exposing a network that manipulated testimony, she has reason to take Elena seriously. But proving what happened inside an interview room three years ago will require more than believing her.Hannah begins tracing the evidence backward, from courtroom testimony to transcripts, recordings and the first account taken at the scene. What emerges raises a disturbing question: do the records confirm one another because they are accurate, or because they repeat the same altered source?With a murder conviction at stake, every missing qualification matters. Every edited answer could conceal a decision someone wants left unexamined. And the people who built the case have much to lose if Hannah discovers how it was assembled.How do you prove you never said something when everyone can hear your voice saying it?THAT'S NOT WHAT I SAID, Book Two of THE FALSE MEMORY CASES, is a tense police procedural and courtroom mystery thriller about manipulated testimony, disputed evidence and the struggle to recover the truth after it becomes part of the official record. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The police report contains her words. She swears she never spoke them.Elena Ruiz recognizes the voice on the recording. The signature on the witness statement is hers. But the account that helped convict Marcus Bell of murdering an off-duty police officer is one she insists she never gave.She remembers uncertainty. The official record shows identification.Oregon State Police Detective Hannah Cole knows how easily a witness's memory can change under pressure. After exposing a network that manipulated testimony, she has reason to take Elena seriously. But proving what happened inside an interview room three years ago will require more than believing her.Hannah begins tracing the evidence backward, from courtroom testimony to transcripts, recordings and the first account taken at the scene. What emerges raises a disturbing question: do the records confirm one another because they are accurate, or because they repeat the same altered source?With a murder conviction at stake, every missing qualification matters. Every edited answer could conceal a decision someone wants left unexamined. And the people who built the case have much to lose if Hannah discovers how it was assembled.How do you prove you never said something when everyone can hear your voice saying it?THAT'S NOT WHAT I SAID, Book Two of THE FALSE MEMORY CASES, is a tense police procedural and courtroom mystery thriller about manipulated testimony, disputed evidence and the struggle to recover the truth after it becomes part of the official record. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…