Geoffrey Cragg, a resident in orthopaedic surgery, and brutally stabbed him. Thank you, Robyn Carys Cragg, author of Dead Reckoning. Dead Reckoning: How I Came to Meet the Man Who Murdered My Father by Carys Cragg (Arsenal Pulp Press 19.95) At 4:20 on the morning of September 16, 1992, an intruder, high on drugs, broke into the Calgary home of Dr. This is a powerful and emotional memoir about how reconciling with the past doesn't necessarily provide comfort, but it can reveal the truth. Dead Reckoning asks important questions: about what justice means, how we can repair harm and what society asks of the victims, as well as the perpetrators, of. carve and layer its shape, and opened up the story to shine brighter than it existed before.

With gripping suspense and raw honesty, Dead Reckoning follows one woman's determination to confront the man who murdered her father, revealing her need for understanding and the murderer's reluctance to tell ― an uneasy negotiation between two people from different worlds both undone by tragedy. She mines his letters for clues about the past before agreeing to meet him in person, when she learns startling new information about the crime. She learns of his horrific childhood, and the reasons he lied about the murder in turn, he learns about the man he killed. 10pscover The 10-Pound Shred Tommy Europe, 8-Bit Apocalypse Alex Rubens. Twenty years later, and despite the reservations of her family and friends, she decides to contact his murderer in prison, and the two correspond for a period of two years. When Carys Cragg was 11, her father, a respected doctor, was brutally murdered in his own home by an intruder.

Dead Reckoning by Carys Cragg