True Crime Virginia / Book 4
The Charlottesville Files
Charlottesville and Central Virginia appear here through twenty-five cases spanning more than a century. The files move from the 1898 lynching of John Henry James to University of Virginia cases, missing-person investigations, an innocence pardon, civil-rights litigation, posthumous action, and recent guilty pleas. The narrative follows evidence and legal status carefully across Albemarle, Louisa, Nelson, Appomattox, and surrounding communities.
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The cases inside.
- Rebecca Lynn Williams
- The Street at the Bottom of the Hill
- Yeardley Love
- The Evidence That Crossed Five Years
- The Light Left On
- The Bus Came Home
- The Child Who Never Came Home
- The Law Between Arrest and Judgment
- The Indictment Returned After Death
- Four Deaths and One Corrected Judgment
- A Name Beside the River
- The Record That Changed
- The Charge That Changed Before Trial
- The Trial That Left Louisa County
- What the Warrants Could Say
- The Detail the Jury Should Not Have Heard
- Eight Names in Appomattox
- The Car on Route 29