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One of the Best Evidence blue-ribbon panel’s most anticipated true-crime titles of 2023 has arrived — Alex Mar’s Seventy Times Seven: A True Story of Murder and Mercy. I interviewed Mar about the book, process, verb-tense selection, publicity-hog prosecutors, and much more at Exhibit B.’s B.log, and I’ll drop a snippet of Part 1 of that (fascinating!) conversation in a sec. First, let’s talk free stuff!
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…Okay, here’s that interview snippet. Here, I’ve just asked Mar how she resisted following the myriad book-worthy tangents that branched off of her main story.