Description It\'s a case reminiscent of the explosive Story of Susan Smith, convicted in the drownings of her two young sons in South Carolina.
He claims his journalism career began with production of a neighborhood newspaper (circulation was in the low single digits--he lived on a farm with very few ne.
His work has appeared in publications ranging from The Congressional Record to Corvette Magazine. from Illinois Wesleyan University and a master\'s degree from Northwestern University\'s Medill School of Journalism, his career has spanned print and broadcast news, radio programming, corporate communications and newspaper column writing.
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He is author of "Reasonable Doubt," a New York Times best-seller that became part of the St. com. stevevogelauthor.
About the Author Steve Vogel is a veteran print and broadcast journalist, columnist and talk show host who invites you to visit his web page at www.
Together they have extensive first-hand knowledge of the case and access to nearly every record related to the court proceedings.
His "Reasonable Doubt", considered a true crime classic, was a New York Times best-seller.
Her co-author Steve Vogel lives nearby.
The outcome remains controversial to this day and comes full circle with state child welfare workers\' concern about children born to Hamm since the fateful day at Clinton Lake."The Unforgiven" co-author and journalist Edith Brady-Lunny covered the case from start-to-finish, beginning the night of the drownings.
The brief but intense police investigation included seven interviews Hamm voluntarily gave police without the benefit of counsel.
The question of whether it was a horrible accident or a murderous plot divided family and friends and traumatized the entire community.
Her three children do not.
Amanda and her boyfriend survive.
But in "The Unforgiven", three young children are in the back seat of a car driven by Amanda Hamm\'s boyfriend as it slips into an Illinois lake.
Description It\'s a case reminiscent of the explosive Story of Susan Smith, convicted in the drownings of her two young sons in South Carolina
