Amy B. Chesler
When beloved educator Hadas Winnick was murdered, her sleepy, affluent hometown of Calabasas was rocked to the core. More shocking than her killing, though, was the process of convicting her admittedly guilty murderer.
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During a special update segment, author Amy B. Chesler discussed the upcoming publication of her book, Working for Justice. She explained a specific editorial choice she made, noting that she used the pseudonym "Rory" in the narrative instead of the real name "Jesse," as using the difficult name repeatedly proved too emotionally taxing during the writing process.
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The book, "Working for Justice", chronicles Amy Chesler's experiences with the criminal justice system and the media, as well as other firsthand accounts from survivors and advocates throughout history.
Today's episode featured Amy Chesler. To find out more about her and her story, you can find her book, Working for Justice on Amazon.
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The book, "Working for Justice", chronicles Amy Chesler's experiences with the criminal justice system and the media, as well as other firsthand accounts from survivors and advocates throughout history.
Today's episode featured Amy Chesler. To find out more about her and her story, you can find her book, Working for Justice on Amazon.
Amy also has her own podcast, What Came Next, which chronicles in greater depth her experiences with the criminal justice system and the media, as well as other firsthand accounts from survivors and advocates throughout history.
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