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On Mother's Day, 1985, Fayetteville, North Carolina, was rocked by a brutal murder that would captivate a community and challenge the criminal justice system for decades. Kathryn Eastburn was murdered in her home, leaving her children traumatized and the town searching for answers. This meticulously researched true crime account follows Fort Bragg soldier Tim Hennis, the man accused of the crime, through three unprecedented trials, DNA breakthroughs, and decades of legal debate. Drawing on court transcripts, forensic reports, and personal interviews, Isabel C. Harland reconstructs a story of investigation, courtroom drama, and the evolving science of justice. Explore the social and psychological dimensions of suspicion, the ethical dilemmas of retrials, and the transformative power of DNA evidence in cold-case investigations. Innocent or Guilty is a gripping, educational, and respectful examination of a case that tested the boundaries of law, morality, and truth. Perfect for readers of true crime, legal drama, forensic history, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of science and justice.

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