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Blind Justice

The True Story of the Death of Jennifer Tanner

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Blind Justice

By: Robin Bowles
Narrated by: Victoria Howell
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On 10th November 1984 Laurie Tanner comes home to his farmhouse in country Victoria and finds Jenny, his wife, dead, her hand wrapped around the barrel of a bolt-action rifle. Her death was viewed as suicide.

Deeply puzzled by the mass of anomalies in the case, Robin Bowles, a Melbourne company director, goes looking for answers. How, for instance, could Jenny have shot herself twice in the brain - after shooting both her hands first?

What unfolds is a true-life detective story, a bizarre tangle of police bungles, cover-ups and family intrigue.

©1998 Robin Bowles (P)1998 Bolinda Publishing Murder True Crime
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I really enjoyed this book, detailed investigation, you could put the story together and picture it’s progress. I felt like we had the inside to Jenny’s world. Thank you for giving Jenny a voice.

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The narration is terrible. Putting on over-the-top accents for the people, and the whole thing is read in a sing song voice. It sounds like it is being read to kids on Playschool. The story is very drawn out. Many chapters are repetitive to the previous chapter. Overall I couldn’t keep listening to it.

I was interested in the actual case of this, but this book does not add anything useful.

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