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Product Description
Traces the century-old juvenile murder case of Charles Miller, citing such factors as his orphaned state at the age of six, his inability to find a safe home, and the influences of poverty and abuse that lead to his murder of two other young men, and his controversial, politically motivated execution. 17,500 first printing.Customers Who Bought This Item Also Bought
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