THE BODY REMEMBERS. SEXUAL VIOLENCE, MURDER AND PUNISHMENT

A shocking story of crime, trauma and the search for truth. In her book "The Body Remembers", Alex Marzano-Lesnevich confronts a dark past, reconstructing the story of Ricky Langley, accused of murdering six-year-old Jeremy Guillory. It is not only a court report, but also a deep analysis of the human psyche and the defense mechanisms that allow one to survive the worst experiences. While conducting her own investigation, the author confronts her own demons and traumas, creating a moving narrative about memory, guilt and redemption.

• Engaging court report based on the files of the Ricky Langley case
• Moving family story showing the impact of trauma on the lives of the characters
• In-depth psychological analysis of the motivations and behaviors of perpetrators and victims
• Author's personal journey in search of answers to difficult questions
• Universal story about memory, guilt and the possibility of forgiveness
• Carefully reconstructed past of the murderer and the victim

Alex Marzano-Lesnevich, while interning at a law firm that defended Ricky Langley, decides to explore his story. She reviews tens of thousands of pages of court files, talks to family, lawyers and the victim's mother to understand Langley's motives and answer the question of whether a crime can be justified. Her investigation becomes a journey into the depths of the human psyche, where the lines between good and evil blur and memory becomes a tool of both torture and healing.

"The Body Remembers" is a book that forces reflection on the nature of evil, the impact of trauma on human life and the possibility of forgiveness. With extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, the author shows the complexity of human fate, not judging, but trying to understand. It is a must-read for anyone interested in psychology, criminology and non-fiction literature.

Czarne Publishing House is known for publishing reports and non-fiction literature at the highest level. The books of this publishing house are characterized by reliability, depth of analysis and moving narration. "The Body Remembers" is another example that Czarne is not afraid of difficult topics and presents them in a way that makes you think and leaves a lasting impression on the reader.

The hardcover book, with 368 pages, is an ideal gift for lovers of non-fiction literature and court reports. The 142x230 mm format makes reading comfortable and enjoyable. The year of publication 2022 guarantees that it is a current item that addresses important social issues.