The case of Oscar Slater
Book • 1912
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's 'The Case of Oscar Slater' is a compelling account of his involvement in securing the release of Oscar Slater, wrongly convicted of murder.
The book details Conan Doyle's investigation into the case, highlighting the flaws in the original trial and the circumstantial nature of the evidence against Slater.
Conan Doyle's reputation and influence played a significant role in bringing attention to the miscarriage of justice.
The book showcases Conan Doyle's commitment to justice and his use of his skills in deduction and investigation to fight for the innocent.
'The Case of Oscar Slater' is a testament to the power of advocacy and the importance of fighting for justice.
The book details Conan Doyle's investigation into the case, highlighting the flaws in the original trial and the circumstantial nature of the evidence against Slater.
Conan Doyle's reputation and influence played a significant role in bringing attention to the miscarriage of justice.
The book showcases Conan Doyle's commitment to justice and his use of his skills in deduction and investigation to fight for the innocent.
'The Case of Oscar Slater' is a testament to the power of advocacy and the importance of fighting for justice.
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