[bksvol-discuss] OT: Lisa Steinberg case
- From: Grandma Cindy <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 24 Dec 2006 14:19:26 -0800 (PST)
I remember that case. It's hard to forget, not only
the child but what the Nussbaum woman looked like. I
can't remember the final result. Who was convicted of
what and for how long?
Cindy
--- Mayrie ReNae <mrenae@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello there everyone,
>
> I've slowed down some on submitting. The
> last couple of books
> that I've scanned needed some serious fixering, lots
> of junk characters
> before I could submit them. This one was one of
> those. I think that I
> found and removed almost all of them. Those junk
> characters caused by the
> shadow of the spine of the book should be absolutely
> the only issue with
> the book. I know, however, that the book is very
> readable as I read it
> myself.
>
> And what book is it? You ask. "What Lisa
> Knew The Truth and Lies
> of the steinberg Case," By Joyce Johnson. It's
> another true crime. I'll
> include the synopsis below. It was very
> interesting, but wasn't as well
> organized as many other true crime books that I have
> read. (Just my
> opinion.) Okay, here's the synopsis.
>
> I hope someone enjoys it.
>
>
>
> WHO REALLY FAILED
> LISA STEINBERG?
>
> - In her powerful, intensely personal and superbly
> written
>
> investigation into the Steinberg case, critically
> acclaimed author
> Joyce Johnson stirs us to look deeply into
> ourselves for the
> answer to this haunting question. Unlike any other
> true crime
> account of this terrible tragedy, WHAT LISA KNEW
> tells us the
> real story behind the events of November 1, 1987
> when Joel
> Steinberg, sleazy lawyer and sadistic coke addict,
> savagely beat
> his six-year old "adopted" daughter and left her
> to die on the
> bathroom floor of his Greenwich Village apartment
> while his
> lover, Hedda Nussbaum, the woman who raised Lisa
> from
> infancy, did nothing to save her.
>
>
> Peace,
> Mayrie
>
>
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