Say My Name

Exploring the concept of a crime that never occurred, this true-crime narrative delves into the psychological and societal implications surrounding the incident. Through a meticulous examination of events and perceptions, it challenges the notions of truth and accountability, raising questions about memory, media influence, and the human psyche. The book invites readers to reflect on how narratives can shape reality, ultimately revealing the complexities of crime and its impact on individuals and communities.