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Guiltless: A True Crime Story

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The crime of child molestation in the story dates back before big time forensic evidence was widely available. Dogged police work by Franz finally brought the perpetrator to justice; but not before he committed a senseless murder. A good fast read.

I found the book to be a definite page-turner, waiting to see how 'the boy' was finally going to get captured and thrown in jail and counselling where he belonged. I liked the insight into the personalities in the station and how they interacted. What was interesting for me was how everyone seemed to light up their smokes in those days, and how frustrating it must have been for lady detectives to wade through the gender bull in the police environment. I enjoyed the story and Ms Franz should be writing more. Well worth the time and few bucks. Nice effort, good character develepment, entertaining.

Fast paced and a thoroughly interesting slant on police procedures in 1970's LA - wasn't ready for it to end - for a first time writer the dialogue and characters were developed very well - kept wondering if author doesn't have more tales to tell us -