Description
A wealthy American businessman’s life appears enviably orderly—until his wife’s death turns the spotlight on a family’s carefully maintained image. In this chilling true-crime account, Joe McGinniss traces the case that followed, where allegations of murder and insurance motives collide with the unsettling possibility that “normal” can be a mask. As evidence, testimony, and financial pressures come into focus, the story examines how greed, denial, and public perception can blur the line between trust and betrayal. Written with McGinniss’s sharp, narrative-driven style, this book delivers a suspenseful, psychologically charged look at the cost of blind faith in the people we think we know.
Available Editions
paperback
Futura
Published Jan 1, 1990
448 pages
ISBN: 9780708845592
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Details
First Published
1981
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Blind Faith by Joe McGinniss.