TRAVESTY OF JUSTICE ~ THE BOOK

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Fingers and toes with no pruning.


No rigor mortis. No livor mortis.


Blood glucose levels that revealed a recent death.


Neighbors who saw Samira Frasch alive two and a half hours after her husband left the house.


Phone records and eyewitnesses to support his alibi.


A prison snitch who told a story filled with contradictions.


A golf club that mysteriously appeared in the master bedroom a year after the controversial death.


A handyman who lied repeatedly.


Mental health issues that were ignored.


A prosecutor with a grudge.


It all said the same thing, that Dr. Adam Frasch had not killed his wife. The true and frightening story of how the State of Florida created a case out of planted evidence and disjointed testimonies to put an innocent man in prison. 


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