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Generation Why: True Crime
The book, written by Sam Cook's great nephew, details Sam's story from his family's perspective. It highlights inconsistencies in the statements from Boyer and Franklin and raises questions about the official story.
There was a book written by Eric Green, Sam's great nephew. He wrote a book, Our Uncle Sam, the Sam Cook story from his family's perspective.
— Episode: Sam Cooke - 564
Episode: Sam Cooke - 564
The book, written by Sam Cook's great nephew, details Sam's story from his family's perspective. It highlights inconsistencies in the statements from Boyer and Franklin and raises questions about the official story.
There was a book written by Eric Green, Sam's great nephew. He wrote a book, Our Uncle Sam, the Sam Cook story from his family's perspective.
And they point out several inconsistencies in statements given by Boyer and Franklin that they believe should cause concern.
Now Sam booked the room with Franklin's assistance, and Boyer followed him from the car to the motel office.
Now Boyer stated she loudly asked Sam to take her home, but Franklin stated Boyer didn't say anything.
Sam was shot with a 22 caliber pistol, but the one registered to Franklin was a 32 caliber.