Sandra Nichols Found Dead
Sandra Nichols Found Dead by George V. Higgins is a First Edition published by Little, Brown in 1996. This fiction work, comprising 250 pages, follows Jerry Kennedy, a lawyer known for defending clients accused of serious crimes. The narrative centers on Kennedy’s involvement in the Wade-Nichols case, which initially appears civil but reveals deeper criminal implications, challenging his professional identity and pushing him into the role of a prosecutor.
Readers will find a blend of mystery and legal intrigue as Kennedy investigates the case, engaging with various characters, including Sandra’s orphaned children, and examining files compiled by Detective Royce Whitlock. The story unfolds as Kennedy uncovers a missing clue, leading to significant developments in the case. This edition presents a compelling exploration of the complexities within the legal system and the moral dilemmas faced by those who navigate it, set against the backdrop of Massachusetts.
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Kennedy is known for defending scoundrels accused of murder, armed robbery, MV manslaughter, and tax evasion. So, as Jerry Kennedy himself asks, “Why did I take the mixed breed Wade-Nichols case, the hardest case I never tried? Which looked like it was civil but was really criminal? And, when you came right down to it, de facto made me into what I’d never been before in my whole life, a … prosecutor?” The fun begins when Jerry starts poking around, talking to the right people (including Sandra’s orphaned kids), and reviewing the files gathered by Detective Royce Whitlock. Once he becomes aware of a missing clue, things begin to fall in place, and savvy readers will recognize that they’re in the hands of a master.
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