The Guilty Ones

A Jackman and Evans Thriller

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The Guilty Ones

Auteur(s): Joy Ellis

Narrateur(s): Richard Armitage

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Jackman and Evans are back in the latest gripping thriller by Joy Ellis, performed by the incomparable Richard Armitage.

Jackman’s sister-in-law Sarah disappears to London and throws herself into the river. What drove her to this? She was a woman with a seemingly happy homelife and two beloved sons. DI Jackman and DI Evans dig into Sarah’s life. And Jackman realises he knew almost nothing about his sister-in-law’s past.

Then, they discover a woman in a neighbouring village died in similar circumstances. What is the connection to a convicted murderer whose family are convinced he is innocent? Who is really pulling the strings?

Enquête policière

Fiction

Roman policier

Suspense

Thrillers et romans à suspense

Thrillers policiers

Crime

Émotionnellement captivant

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Overall, this book is very good, and the narration is great :-) :-)
The ONE, HUGE problem is the author’s choice to perpetuate a common trope which emphatically states a HUGE myth as truth. In real life, this myth destroys the lives of wrongfully convicted people. It’s very disappointing, that the author chooses to re-injure these victims of the Criminal Justice System.
The myth? That “no one’s guilty in prison; they all say they didn’t do it”. The OPPOSITE is true. In prison, saying that you’re innocent puts you at the very bottom of the pecking order. The other inmates and the guards see you as EXTREMELY weak; you are a person who isn’t even tough enough to have committed the most simple of non-violent crimes. According to you, you have committed NO crime; thus, you are both someone to whom no other prisoner feels they can relate AND the weakest member of the prison population; you have a huge target on your back, which attracts an obscenely large amount of abuse.
Don’t believe that this is true? Check with wrongfully convicted, later exonerated people. Check with one of us Criminologists. Check with the tireless volunteers and staff of The Innocence Project ( www.innocenceproject.org ), and/or of Innocence Canada ( www.innocenceCanada.com ).

In prison, EVERYONE says they’re guilty!!!