Missing, Presumed Dead: The double murder case that shocked Australia | 
so-soThe case itself is interesting in that its circumstances are relatively unique, and the unravelling of the investigation in a mworld much less saturated in technology and surveillance than the present was compelling. As many other reviews have pointed out, the author relies heavily on transcripts from the trials. As a result, a lot of the book circles back on ideas and phrases repeatedly. This structure limited my engagement at times.
so-soA decent chunk of this one is made up of extracts from Tedeschi‘s addresses to the jury, and this was what I found most interesting (other parts relied a little too heavily on speculation for my taste). It was fascinating to see how prosecutors speak and present complex evidence to laypeople, and why they make the choices they do in how they argue a case. Full review: https://keepingupwiththepenguins.com/missing-presumed-dead-mark-tedeschi/
