The True Story Behind Alfred Hitchcock's The Wrong Man. Stranger Than Fiction, #6

Par : Fergus Mason
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-393-57526-9
  • EAN9781393575269
  • Date de parution05/07/2020
  • Protection num.pas de protection
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  • ÉditeurRelay Publishing

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Read the shocking real stroy behind Hitchcock's classic film!The Wrong Man tells the incredible tale of an innocent man falsely accused of a crime. That in itself is hardly an unusual story, but in this case, a string of unlikely coincidences and sheer bad luck built a seemingly airtight case against him. It seemed that the entire justice system was deaf to his pleas and all too willing to ignore the evidence his defenders had worked so hard to unearth.
In the end, it was only a slip by the real perpetrator that proved his innocence. While the movie certainly had its share of truth, it was still a movie, and parts were fabricated. This book tells the real story behind the movie.
Read the shocking real stroy behind Hitchcock's classic film!The Wrong Man tells the incredible tale of an innocent man falsely accused of a crime. That in itself is hardly an unusual story, but in this case, a string of unlikely coincidences and sheer bad luck built a seemingly airtight case against him. It seemed that the entire justice system was deaf to his pleas and all too willing to ignore the evidence his defenders had worked so hard to unearth.
In the end, it was only a slip by the real perpetrator that proved his innocence. While the movie certainly had its share of truth, it was still a movie, and parts were fabricated. This book tells the real story behind the movie.