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Polly Nelson
Polly Nelson offers a unique perspective on the legal system and true crime. Her book, Defending the Devil, details her experience as one of Ted Bundy's defense attorneys, giving readers an inside look at a high-profile case.
Defending the Devil
- Pages
- 336
- Published
- 1994
- Language
- English
Synopsis
As a brand-new lawyer, Polly Nelson faces an unprecedented challenge: defending serial killer Ted Bundy just weeks before his scheduled execution. This book provides a candid look at her three-year struggle to balance her legal obligations with the horrific nature of her client's crimes. It delves into the complex personality of Bundy, who publicly maintained his innocence while secretly confessing. Nelson's account offers a unique perspective on the justice system and the human cost of such a high-profile case.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Defending the Devil based on a true story?
This book is a memoir by Polly Nelson, detailing her experience as one of Ted Bundy's defense attorneys. It offers a firsthand account of her legal work and interactions with Bundy during his final appeals.
