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Generation Why: True Crime
It was described as very well-written and included many documents to support inconsistencies in the case, but is heavily biased toward Patricia Rohrer's innocence.
There's a TV show, Keith Morrison's Murder in Lehigh Valley. There's also a book written, A Convenient Suspect. It's by Tammy Moll.
— Episode: Joann Katrinak - 349
Episode: Joann Katrinak - 349
It was described as very well-written and included many documents to support inconsistencies in the case, but is heavily biased toward Patricia Rohrer's innocence.
There's a TV show, Keith Morrison's Murder in Lehigh Valley. There's also a book written, A Convenient Suspect. It's by Tammy Moll.
Her story is essentially she wanted to tell people about this murder. She went in thinking that Patricia Rohr was absolutely guilty. And she reached out to her and they corresponded. And Patricia has always maintained her innocence from the beginning.
Tammy Moll's book called A Convenient Suspect. It's actually very well written and it has a lot of documents backing up the inconsistencies in the case.
So it's well done, but you can imagine it's heavily biased for Patricia Rohr.