Blood Stains

by Patricia Springer

Book Overview

Case seen on The Today Show, Dateline, and 60 Minutes II A Mother's Worst Nightmare On May 22, 1993, while away from home on a bowling trip, Janet McGinn received the terrifying news that her... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 078601265X
• ISBN13: 9780786012657
• Release Date: August 2002
• Publisher: Pinnacle Books
• Length: 351 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.4" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

He may have been guilty but they didn't prove it,

..........Especially interesting to those of us living right here in Brown County. In a small town you know many if not most of those involved.I wouldn't say he wasn't guilty; but any school kid could see he didn't get a fair trial! This mess makes O.J. look legitimate.It goes something like this: The guy calls the Sheriff and says they haven't been able to find his step-daughter for a few hours, within a short while they arrest him and put him in jail for kidnapping, no evidence, no body. They take a sample of his blood, hair, pubic hair, semen etc, then promptly "lose" it. Then they find the body, in a couple days with matching semen and pubic hair inside?? Then find a bloody ax on the THIRD time they have searched the same vehicle! And the deputy handles it all over the electrical taped handle till there are no usable fingerprints? Then they get another blood, hair & DNA sample and low & behold it matches! Suddenly about 3 murders are solved. WOWSeveral other incidents and suspicious characters are disregarded. Read it for yourself, see what you think.

He may have been guilty but they didn't prove it,

Especially interesting to those of us living right here in Brown County. In a small town you know many if not most of those involved.I wouldn't say he wasn't guilty; but any school kid could see he didn't get a fair trial! This mess makes O.J. look legitimate.It goes something like this: The guy calls the Sheriff and says they haven't been able to find his step-daughter for a few hours, within a short while they arrest him and put him in jail for kidnapping, no evidence, no body. They take a sample of his blood, hair, pubic hair, semen etc, then promptly "lose" it. Then they find the body, in a couple days with matching semen and pubic hair inside?? Then find a bloody ax on the third time they have searched the same vehicle ! And the deputy handles it all over the electrical taped handle till there are no usable fingerprints? Then they get another blood, hair & DNA sample and low & behold it matches! Suddenly about 3 murders are solved. WOWSeveral other incidents and suspicious characters are disregarded. Read it for yourself, see what you think.

Blood Stains

Blood Stains is a powerful book of "Justice Texas Style". Springer places the reader in the postion of seeing it from both sides. Springer raises a true question of "guilt" dispite what would be considered overwhelming evidence. Springer takes the reader through a walk through the judcial system of Texas that is filled with many rushes to judgement.The loss of this precious child is devestating, and the greif of both families is so well spelled out in this book.