A Mother's Trial

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Summary: Sarah Wrigley! Victim writes review for book about her!
Review: Dear Amazon: You have a review from Sarah Wrigley, who is one of the central characters of this book, written on February 9, 2004! Sarah is the little girl the Phillips named "Mindy" who was removed from the family's custody. Sarah, I have often wondered how you are and am delighted you wrote a review.

Rating:
Summary: Sarah Wrigley! Victim writes review for book about her!
Review: Dear Amazon: You have a review from Sarah Wrigley, who is one of the central characters of this book, written on February 9, 2004! Sarah is the little girl the Phillips named "Mindy" who was removed from the family's custody. Sarah, I have often wondered how you are and am delighted you wrote a review.

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Summary: A Fascinating Read
Review: I have read and re-read this book from cover to cover, and still do not know if Priscilla Phillips is truly guilty. Nancy Wright's descriptions of Priscilla and her family & friends do not lead us to an inescapable conclusion. This is excellently written and crafted, and rolls along at a much faster pace than most novels that involve court cases. I have worn out my first copy (which eventually came to "live" in my car for times when I needed reading material - doctor's appointment, etc.) and have just purchased another copy. What has happened to Priscilla? From the author's detailed descriptions I found her to be a rather unlikeable but very real and alive person. Each of us knows someone like Priscilla (loud, attention-grabbing, my-way-or-the-highway) who we may not particularly like. But did this well-educated caring person commit these crimes? I am not convinced.

Rating:
Summary: A Fascinating Read
Review: I have read and re-read this book from cover to cover, and still do not know if Priscilla Phillips is truly guilty. Nancy Wright's descriptions of Priscilla and her family & friends do not lead us to an inescapable conclusion. This is excellently written and crafted, and rolls along at a much faster pace than most novels that involve court cases. I have worn out my first copy (which eventually came to "live" in my car for times when I needed reading material - doctor's appointment, etc.) and have just purchased another copy. What has happened to Priscilla? From the author's detailed descriptions I found her to be a rather unlikeable but very real and alive person. Each of us knows someone like Priscilla (loud, attention-grabbing, my-way-or-the-highway) who we may not particularly like. But did this well-educated caring person commit these crimes? I am not convinced.

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Summary: A Mother Trial By Nancy Wright
Review: This book was based on a true story...
although Mrs. Phillip was tried and found guilty and did time in prison some people involved with the case said she was innocent. Not remembered it at time cause I was small child I think in my heart i would say she was innocent for a crime she never did ...
after a many years after the trial my family keep close contract with her we just recently in past few years lost contract with each other... Putting past behind us