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| Did This Man Solve the Crime of the
Century? |
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| In the
depths of the Great Depression, the kidnapping and murder of the Lindbergh
baby stunned America. After a nationwide manhunt involving thousands of
investigators, Bruno Hauptmann was found and condemned to die for the
crime. Now, everyone thought, justice would be done. But as the day of
execution approached, one man was not convinced. |
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Ellis
Parker, considered by many to be America`s greatest detective conducted
his own three-year investigation and came to a startling conclusion: the
man about to die for committing the crime of the century was innocent!
With time running out, Parker decided to track down the real killer, and
he was sure he knew who he was. Finally, only hours before the scheduled
execution, Parker produced a detailed, signed confession from his suspect,
throwing the nation into a frenzy. But instead of emerging in triumph,
Elllis Parker soon found himself in the battle of his life, a battle
that ended with Parker sent to federal prison!
Today, few know of
this amazing story, and the greatest mystery remains unsolved:
Was
Ellis Parker right? Did he find the truth that everyone else
missed? |
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Now for
the first time, this incredible but true story is told in full
in
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| MASTER
DETECTIVE: |
| The Life and Crimes of Ellis
Parker, |
| America's Real-Life Sherlock
Holmes |
| By John Reisinger |
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