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What Lisa Knew: Truth and Lies of the Steinberg Case

What Lisa Knew: Truth and Lies of the Steinberg Case

Joyce Johnson

What Lisa Knew: Truth and Lies of the Steinberg Case

January 1, 1990Bloomsbury303 pages
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She was found in darkness - the bruised, comatose first-grader who would never wake up to tell anyone which of the two adults in the small, filthy Greenwich Village apartment had beaten her.;On January 30 1989, Joel Steinberg was found guilty of first-degree manslaughter after a twelve-week, nationally televised trial in which his former lover, Hedda Nussbaum, was the star prosecution witness.;In this book, Joyce Johnson examines the mysteries still surrounding Lisa Steinberg's death and also addresses the painful question of how she lived, in an account of what is known about her last days and hours, when no one acted to save her.

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