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Summary: A Puzzling Murder Intersects Human Frailties
Review: Some complain there are too many details in this book, but in real crime (as opposed to a Murder Mystery), the details (both present and missing) are part of the actual story. This book presents a lot of evidence. But at the same time this is the story of how the politics and clashing personalities has an effect on how a murder investigation proceeds. Reading this book is both a journey through the evidence and an insight into how the humanity of the police makes the results quite different then a collection of cyborg detectives might perform.
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Summary: Loved the beginning, couldn't stand the end
Review: At first I couldn't put this book down. I found the description of the lifestyles in Boulder fascinating.Then, about half way through, it got extremely repetitive and bogged down in the political and procedural nightmare of the case. I suppose that reflects the reality of the situation. Anyway, I couldn't stand it anymore and jumped over a lot of pages in the middle and end.
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