Deadly Dose: The Untold Story of a Homicide Investigator's Crusade for Truth and Justice

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Deadly Dose: The Untold Story of a Homicide Investigator's Crusade for Truth and Justice (Mass Market Paperback)

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To love, honor...and poison--the true story of a wife brought to justice.

For four months, arsenic consumed the body of promising young pediatric AIDS researcher Eric Miller. No one thought that his wife could be capable of such a horrible crime--except for veteran homicide investigator Chris Morgan, a man who would spend the next four years in his pursuit of justice.

Product Details ISBN-10: 0425221962
ISBN-13: 9780425221969
Published: Berkley, 06/03/2008
Pages: 304
Language: English

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