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At just seven years old, Ellie Cavanaugh witnessed the murder of her fifteen-year-old sister, Andrea, in their small town of Oldham-on-the-Hudson. Three suspects emerged: Rob Westerfield, Andrea's secret boyfriend from a wealthy family; Paul Stroebel, a schoolmate with a crush on her; and Will Nebels, a local handyman. Ellie led her parents to the hideout where Andrea's body was discovered, but she faced blame for not revealing the location sooner. Her testimony ultimately convicted the man she believed was guilty, who spent twenty-two years in prison maintaining his innocence. Now an investigative reporter in Atlanta, Ellie protests his parole, but he is released and returns to Oldham. Determined to expose his attempts to clear his name, Ellie returns to her hometown to create a website and write a book proving his guilt. As she investigates, she uncovers shocking new details about her sister’s murder, bringing her closer to a confrontation with a desperate killer. This gripping tale explores the devastating impact of crime on a family and showcases the author’s deep understanding of a killer's psyche, solidifying her status as a master of suspense.
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Denn vergeben wird dir nie, Mary Higgins Clark
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- 2004
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- Danneggiato
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- 2,75 €
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