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Murder, Justice and Healing: A Conversation w/ Amy B. Chesler
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Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by author and award-winning blogger, Amy B. Chesler, to discuss her new book, Working for Justice: One Family's Tale of Murder, Betrayal, and Healing. Throughout today’s conversation, Amy shares her deeply personal story of grief and reflection; Aaron and Amy talk about her family’s dark past, the tragic murder of her mother, and what it is she wants others to know.
In 2007, Amy’s beloved mother, Hadas Winnick, was murdered at the hands of her own brother. With this unbelievable loss, Amy was thrust into a chaotic, painful, and harrowing search for justice. Today, Aaron and Amy contemplate what justice really is and whether or not it will ever truly be achieved. Amy and Aaron talk about the importance of warning signs, grit, communication, and sharing perspectives as Amy explains her reasons for writing this book and why she believes that there is value in everyone’s story.
Amy is a writer and former educator from Southern California; she discovered her passion for the literary and film worlds as early as she can remember, and she has been voraciously reading, writing, and performing ever since. Amy has won several international awards for her non-fiction work, yet also thoroughly enjoys writing various genres of fiction. Over the last several years, Amy has contributed content to many popular publications and her work has been featured on BuzzFeed Parents, DVDNetflix, TODAY Parents, and more.
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To read Amy’s recent New York Post article about her book, please click here.
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Aaron Freiwald, Managing Partner of Freiwald Law and host of the weekly podcast, Good Law | Bad Law, is joined by author and award-winning blogger, Amy B. Chesler, to discuss her new book, Working for Justice: One Family's Tale of Murder, Betrayal, and Healing. Throughout today’s conversation, Amy shares her deeply personal story of grief and reflection; Aaron and Amy talk about her family’s dark past, the tragic murder of her mother, and what it is she wants others to know.
In 2007, Amy’s beloved mother, Hadas Winnick, was murdered at the hands of her own brother. With this unbelievable loss, Amy was thrust into a chaotic, painful, and harrowing search for justice. Today, Aaron and Amy contemplate what justice really is and whether or not it will ever truly be achieved. Amy and Aaron talk about the importance of warning signs, grit, communication, and sharing perspectives as Amy explains her reasons for writing this book and why she believes that there is value in everyone’s story.
Amy is a writer and former educator from Southern California; she discovered her passion for the literary and film worlds as early as she can remember, and she has been voraciously reading, writing, and performing ever since. Amy has won several international awards for her non-fiction work, yet also thoroughly enjoys writing various genres of fiction. Over the last several years, Amy has contributed content to many popular publications and her work has been featured on BuzzFeed Parents, DVDNetflix, TODAY Parents, and more.
Listen now!
To learn more about Amy, please visit her website here.
To check out Amy’s new book, Working for Justice: One Family's Tale of Murder, Betrayal, and Healing, please click here.
To read Amy’s recent New York Post article about her book, please click here.
Host: Aaron Freiwald
Guest: Amy B. Chesler
Follow Good Law | Bad Law:
YouTube: Good Law | Bad Law
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