Justice: Crimes, Trials, and Punishments

One man account of his interaction with the murders of the American high society. It is amazing how the author Dominick Dunne doesn't seem to have bitten by the Haute Société culture despite dining and writing about them. Most of the book covers the trial of Orenthal James (OJ) Simpson. However, the saddest part of the story is in the opening chapter where Dominick Dunne writes about the murder of his daughter Dominique Dunne.

You will also be fascinated by the second story titled ‘The Woman Who Knew Too Little', detailing the life and murder of Vicki Morgan, a socialite who was killed by Marvin Pancoast in order to rid the world of her dumbness. Equally, “Nightmare on Elm Drive” grips the nerves on how to brother killed both of their parents in order to inherit a fortune. But, nothing gets more gruesome than the savage murder of Pati Margello.