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Rotten Mango
The author, known for his true crime work, wrote a book about the Mary Yoder case that was heavily biased toward the Yoder family's perspective, creating controversy.
In M. William Phelps' book about this case, it said that during the first trial, Katie would look over, stare at the men in the jury and part her legs a little under the table because she was always l...
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The author, known for his true crime work, wrote a book about the Mary Yoder case that was heavily biased toward the Yoder family's perspective, creating controversy.
In M. William Phelps' book about this case, it said that during the first trial, Katie would look over, stare at the men in the jury and part her legs a little under the table because she was always like wearing kind of a short skirt and never any pantyhose.
He's a great author.
He talked to the whole Yoder family. He bonded with them. He did find some insider information.
He claims that NBC's Dateline was a very biased take on Katie being innocent, and he said that the producers were seen around town just being very cozy with Katie's family.
They said that he's writing a tabloid. They claim that he has no regard for the truth and is seeking money. They said that the book is an obvious collaboration with Bill Yoder, and he doesn't even mention that Bill and Adam received immunity, which he didn't.