Publisher's Synopsis
Alternate Theory Miss Mensa's Opinion on 34 True Crime Cases from Arias to Zimmerman is an opinion essay written to explore specific issues in each case related to social norms and bias related to family relationships and abuse. Do you believe that Jodi Arias received a fair trial? Do you think that Mary Winkler's sentence was adequate considering the crime? Why did it take so long for both Sabrina Limon and Denise Williams to get arrested for murdering their husbands? Do you really believe that Avery is innocent? Do you really believe that O.J. is guilty? Was Christopher Watts telling the truth when he said he did not murder his children? Where is Stacey Peterson? Why wasn't Kathleen Savio's death immediately classified as a homicide?Was Zimmerman's assailant really "unarmed"? Is it possible that Joanna Madonna was defending herself when she killed Jose'? Do Ezra's friends from the coffee shop seriously consider themselves to be philosophers? Was Sydney really Tammy's victim? Where is Heather Elvis? Where is Michele Harris? Is Kyron Horman's stepmom actually responsible for his disappearance? Why is Betty Broderick still in prison? Is it possible that Amy Mullis actually did fall on the corn rake? What about that owl theory in the Michael Peterson case? Was Scott Peterson convicted of murder because he was cheating on Laci? Is there gender bias in the true crime case discussion groups on social media? Is there gender bias specific to true crime cases in the headline MSM news? What about when it comes to sentencing? Are women treated differently than men? Is society even aware of the Battered Male Syndrome? Are women who kill typically survivors of childhood sexual abuse?This essay will be short on details and long on opinion specific to isolated issues of each case. This is an opinion essay - key word OPINION. Feel free to agree or disagree but hopefully we can all agree on our right to have our own opinions on true crime cases that are in the news. Join the discussion at "Discuss True Crime with Miss Mensa" on Facebook or join us at "Missmensa" on Bitchute.com - where all opinions on the true crime cases we are discussing are welcome.
