I happen to know exactly what happened throughout the ordeal of Paul Dunn and his trial. All of you who believe this is a truthful story have been decieved. He left out very vital information that led you to believe that he was completely innocent. He failed to mention how he managed to hide the evidence that led to the verdict. Paul got lucky.

A husband, seperated from his wife, confronts her at their home regarding abuse charges she threatened to file. The wife is found dead from a shogun blast coming from a weapon owned by the husband. An open and shut case? Think again.
This book reviews the facts in the case from a criminal defense standpoint. Although it appears to favor the defense team's position, this is hardly surprising considering that the defendant was a collaborator in writing the book. Regardless, this is a classic presentation of a defense investigatioin. Despite the "Psychic Detective" nonsense alleged in the book, the author does an excellent job detailing the defense investigator's efforts in uncovering crucial bits of evidence for trial.
This book provides a refreshing change of pace to the standard true crime novel which leans heavily toward the police investigation and prosecution.

Grave Accusations is an excellent first time true crime book.
Andrea Egger's writing style is concise, yet deep. I am impressed with Egger's ability to cover personal intrigue in this case as well as the inner workings of law enforcement, and the pain of tormented love without being sappy. The story IS fascinating, a real whodunit! The book held my attention. I wanted to find out if Paul Dunn, a New Mexico police officer is an innocent man. Read it and decide! Was Monica Dunn's death a suicide or a murder? Great ballistics and forensics info! If you think you have heard it all with ballistics tests, you HAVEN'T! You will not be dissapointed with this book if you like true crime stories. I look forward to reading more of her work.