Two Deaths In The Bronx (1916)

Set against the backdrop of 1916 Bronx, this historical non-fiction work delves into the wrongful convictions and executions of two innocent men accused of murdering a young girl. The author investigates the trial's proceedings, highlighting systemic flaws in the justice system and the racial biases of the era. Through thorough research, the narrative uncovers the deep-seated injustices and societal prejudices that marked this dark chapter in American history, emphasizing the ongoing need for fairness and equality in justice.