It's been more than twenty years since the landmark murder trial between Rusty Sabich and Tommy Molto, made famous the world over in author Scott Turow's "Presumed Innocent." Now, in the long-awaited sequel featuring the two foes, readers are treated to a world-class case as only Turow can produce. "Innocent" finds Sabich, now sixty and the chief judge of an appellate court, discovering his wife inexplicably murdered. While Molto has decided to accuse Sabich of the murder, the two will soon square off again in the courtroom in what can only be called one of the most suspenseful novels in recent history, deft and provocative in its portrayal of the human mind and the criminal justice system.
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It's been more than twenty years since the landmark murder trial between Rusty Sabich and Tommy Molto, made famous the world over in author Scott Turow's "Presumed Innocent." Now, in the long-awaited sequel featuring the two foes, readers are treated to a world-class case as only Turow can produce. "Innocent" finds Sabich, now sixty and the chief judge of an appellate court, discovering his wife inexplicably murdered. While Molto has decided to accuse Sabich of the murder, the two will soon square off again in the courtroom in what can only be called one of the most suspenseful novels in recent history, deft and provocative in its portrayal of the human mind and the criminal justice system.