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Joseph Wambaugh: THE ONION FIELD
It is the complete story of four men - two of them criminals, two of them policemen - who were forced together one night in a California onion field. It is a story of hate and horror - and of compassion and courage. Above all, it is a story of guilt and of a man almost destroyed in the name of justice. The Onion Field is a superbly told true account, a book that combines years of research with the kind of insight and characterization that only a skilled novelist can provide.
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