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The murder of Helen Jewett

1998512 pagesRandom House Digital Inc.

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In 1836, the shocking murder of a young prostitute named Helen Jewett captivated New York City, sparking a new era of sensationalized news. This book meticulously reconstructs Helen's life, from her humble beginnings to her transformation into a high-paid courtesan, and her tempestuous affair with Richard Robinson, the man accused of her murder. The ensuing courtroom drama ended in Robinson's acquittal, leaving the case unsolved and the public clamoring for answers. Through ingenious research, the author traces Robinson's subsequent life and the enduring mystery surrounding Helen Jewett's death.

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