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The Huey Long Murder Case

By Hermann B. Deutsch
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This investigative study reconstructs the assassination of Huey P. Long, compiling eyewitness testimony, medical and police records, and contemporaneous reporting to map the events before, during, and after the shooting. It profiles Long's political background and the tensions surrounding him, lays out minute-by-minute timelines of the attack and subsequent medical treatment, weighs competing theories about the shooter and motive, and offers the author's summation and analysis of the evidence and its implications for unresolved questions.

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Hermann B. Deutsch

Hermann B. Deutsch was an American author and journalist, best known for his work in the field of true crime. His notable book, "The Huey Long Murder Case," explores the controversial assassination of Louisiana politician Huey P. Long, delving into the political intrigue and societal implications surrounding the event. Deutsch's writing often reflects a keen interest in the intersection of crime and politics, providing readers with a compelling narrative that captures the complexities of American life during his time. His contributions to literature offer insights into the darker aspects of political power and its consequences.

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