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File Size: 20259 KB
Print Length: 417 pages
Publisher: Skyhorse; 1 edition (August 1, 2011)
Publication Date: August 1, 2011
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B005HJ9MOE
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First of all let me state this is not a murder-by-murder rehash of John Wayne Gacy's crimes. The only crime that is covered is his last one, the murder of Robert Piest. The book is told through the words of one of Gacy's attorneys, Sam Amirante. A good portion of the book delves into the confused personality or personalities of Mr. Gacy, and whether he understood the difference between right and wrong when he committed his crimes. Author Amirante takes us into the courtroom and provides insight into jury selection as seen through the eyes of the defense as he tries to read what is going through the minds of the potential jurists. Gacy's jury came from the city of Rockford, Illinois, and brought to Chicago for the trial. Much of the book is courtroom drama, and if this appeals to you I'm sure you will enjoy the book.Gacy faced an uphill battle since birth with a father he was unable to please and bullied by others. As an adult he could charm a puff adder out of a tree with his glad handing and ear-to-ear grin. He could be a blowhard and braggart claiming to know several important people, even having his photograph taken with President Carter's wife. However, his dark side took over when he would offer employment to teenagers in his contracting business. How he managed to murder and dispose of so many individuals and go undetected is still difficult to imagine.As I mentioned those interested in reading about how a courtroom is conducted will find this book to be especially interesting since it is told through the eyes of one of Gacy's attorneys. Even if you feel this wouldn't especially appeal to you I think you may find it more interesting than you may expect. The case boils down to whether or not Gacy was insane or not. Examples on both sides are given by the defense and the prosecution.Gacy, as you well know, was executed for his crimes on May 19, 1994, with his final words reputed to be, "Kiss my ass."
This is a very interesting account of the Gacy trial from written by one of his defense attorneys. I've often wondered how and why people can defend people like Gacy (and Bundy, and Gein, and so on) and this made me think about how important the right to a fair trial is, regardless of the accused or the crime.
The author was so clear and concise about his motivations for defending Gacy. His devotion to the law and preserving human rights as afforded by the law is admirable. His writing is so good he just drags you along with him in the turmoil of the discovery, preparation and trial. If I would have recused myself, on the basis of what I knew and I would have run. But, Sam believes in the law so much that he was willing to have his life turned upside down and defend a man who actually committed one of the most horrific crimes in our history. He was steadfast and earnest in his convictions. I truly admire him. That being said this could have been a very boring procedural, but the author wrote it in a style that draws you in and make you care what happens next. I ended up buying this because I went to the look inside feature on the site, and Sam's writing hook me immediately.
I wouldn't say that I liked the book it was interesting to read.I only wanted to find out about his childhood to adult to find out what made him do what he did.The book is well written by his lawyer with the whole court case and I found out what I wanted to know.There are many black/white pictures in the book. No young teenager should read this book.To think that this all started with a phone call to a friend by asking "Sam, could you do me a favor?"
There were many borderline reviews of this book, and I wasn't sure I was going to read it. I thought it was an interesting story about an incomprehensible criminal, written by someone who knew him. I did not feel like the author was defending himself, as many people seemed to think. He did a job that most people would not be able to do. He made a name for himself.I was pleased that there was not a lot of explicit gore, or photos.
I’ve read a LOT of true crime books over the years, Im kinda hooked on them, although I have hard time describing why, even to myself. It’s always a toss up though when you grab a new author off the shelf, whether they’ll be dull and boring, go too much in depth, or not enough, I’m not sure what’s worse in those cases.This book however is something extremely special in the true crime genre, where you get an author who actually plays a part in their own story. Having that unique factor just gives the tale some extra credence and certainly gives the reader a fuller feeling when your reading the book. It’s a shame the authors of this book didn’t write any others, but I guess after a book like this, and the perspective they are able to give, anything else may just not shine in any kind of comparisons.One of the best true crime books I’ve ever read and worth every cent.
This book offers incredible insight to the workings of attorneys working to defend a client they know is guilty. Their only option is to try to convince the jury that their client was insane at the time he committed these crimes. Ameranti and Motta do a superb job trying to convince the jury that their client is insane. To readers who have read "Killer Clown" by Terry Sullivan, you will find extraordinary coverage of the "other side" of the stories that Sullivan leaves blank simply because Sullivan's versions do not cover Gacy's side of the story. One example is when Ameranti shows up at Gacy's house after the 2nd search warrant, Sullivan simply states that Ameranti is told "not too politely to leave", where you will find in Amirante's book an f- word laden exchange between the cops and Sam. This is just one example of many that makes this book a perfect complement to "Killer Clown" and also sheds light in the mysterious workings of the mind of John Wayne Gacy. The Catholic Ameranti is able to bring out the Satan that was inside the mind of Gacy. This book is well worth the read for True Crime fans ans also how Satan does his work, silently and with guile right under the noses of a teaming metropolis like Chicago. Where will he strike next ? Ameanti leaves that question open ?
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