- True
Story of the West
Memphis Three is a 2002 true
crime book by Mara
Leveritt,
about the 1993
murders of
three eight-year-old
children and the subsequent...
-
crime scene.
According to
Leveritt, "Police
records were a mess. To call them
disorderly would be
putting it mildly."
Leveritt speculated that the small...
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engage in a
boycott of Israel. Alan
Leveritt is the
publisher of the
Arkansas Times, a
liberal publication.
Leveritt is not
specifically interested in boycotts...
- Mara
Leveritt is an
American investigative reporter, with a
focus on Arkansas. In 1991, she
reported on the
international sale of
plasma drawn from Arkansas...
-
biographical crime drama film
directed by Atom
Egoyan and
adapted from Mara
Leveritt's 2002 book of the same name. The film is
about the true
story of three...
- The True
Story of the West
Memphis Three, a 2002 true
crime book by Mara
Leveritt. In 2013, Atom
Egoyan directed Devil's Knot, a
feature film adaptation...
-
Thomas Leveritt is an Anglo-American
artist who
works in
various media. His
roots are in
figurative painting, for
which he has won the
Carroll Medal for...
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judgement was
overturned in 2001. In 1999,
investigative journalist Mara
Leveritt published the book The Boys on the Tracks: Death, Denial, and a Mother's...
- magazine.
Founded as a
small magazine on
newsprint in 1977 by
publisher Alan
Leveritt, it
later became a
glossy monthly magazine with paid circulation, and in...
- the 2011
Zagat Guide". The New York Times.
Retrieved January 2, 2025.
Leveritt, Tom (November 25, 2013). "classic New York: Katz's Delicatessen". GrandLife...
