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Fall River An Authentic Narrative

Catherine Read Williams

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Criminal

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Criminal

This was Catherine Williams' book about the murder trial, which she published shortly after the trial concluded. The book interviewed witnesses and friends, finding that many claims made during the trial about Sarah Cornell's medical issues were wrong.

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Catherine Williams published her book shortly after the trial. It was called Fall River, an Authentic Narrative.

— Episode: Fall River

Episode: Fall River

This was Catherine Williams' book about the murder trial, which she published shortly after the trial concluded. The book interviewed witnesses and friends, finding that many claims made during the trial about Sarah Cornell's medical issues were wrong.

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Catherine Williams published her book shortly after the trial. It was called Fall River, an Authentic Narrative.

She interviewed Sarah's friends and family and witnesses and doctors and found that many of the claims made during the trial, for instance, about Sarah seeing a doctor for an STD, were wrong. She'd gone to see that doctor about a cold and he'd tried to assault her.

When Catherine's book was published, it was some of the only writing about the murder trial that was about Sarah Cornell and not Ephraim Avery.

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