Victim of the Game — Lee Carroll

In a twisting courtroom drama, Lee Carroll throws a whole new spotlight on a notorious criminal case that still inspires heated debate. Joey Cross is a well-known professional athlete turned sportscaster. He's one of America's most respected black figures until the day his ex-wife is found brutally murdered and preliminary evidence seems to lead a path directly to his door.
But what if he didn't kill her?
As Joey Cross attempts to tell what really happened that night, one man - the prosecutor trying to convict him on capital murder charges - takes extraordinary care to sift through the seemingly ironclad evidence. And the picture that is painted through his thoroughness and integrity is so totally at odds with what America and his own coworkers want to believe, it will challenge every concept of justice in America. Now Michael Nesbitt must break all the rules to convince America that they are railroading an innocent man, a man it has become fashionable to vilify.
Victim of the Game reveals all the evidence, that which is common knowledge and that which real-life prosecutors and defense attorneys chose not to present. It puts a new slant on the Trial of the Century, and it may even change your conclusions.