Fatal Vision: A True Crime Classic (Paperback)

from TheLiveSoundGuy

Dr Jeffrey MacDonald presented to the world the face of a charming, sensitive man, but behind this mask was an individual who, from the time the murders were committed in 1970 until his final appeal was rejected in 1985, tried his utmost to avoid punishment for the horrific act. This story stands...

from EadieB

I actually read this book in 1984 when it was first published. It is a fascinating true story and I enjoyed the book very much. There was a recent article in People magazine and Jeffery MacDonald may get a new trial because of DNA findings and other people's confessions.

from jlsimon7

The first time I read this book I was 15 years old. Though some of the language was above my understanding, I got the nuts and bolts of the story. In my first review of this book I wondered what maturity would have done for my understanding of just what happened on 2/17/1969 at Fort Bragg in the ...

from TheLiveSoundGuy

Dr Jeffrey MacDonald presented to the world the face of a charming, sensitive man, but behind this mask was an individual who, from the time the murders were committed in 1970 until his final appeal was rejected in 1985, tried his utmost to avoid punishment for the horrific act. This story stands...

from NickKnight

I heard about this back in the 80's when the TV mini-series first aired. Afterwards, everybody and his neighbor had an opinion about whether or not Dr. Jeffery McDonald killed his wife and children. About 10 years later I came across this book at a sale. I devoured it. It of course was soooo much...