Greentown

In the revised edition of Greentown, Timothy Dumas revisits the notorious unsolved murder of 15-year-old Martha Moxley in Greenwich, Connecticut, highlighting the complexities of the investigation that followed her brutal death in 1975. As scrutiny fell upon the Skakel family, connections to prominent figures like Robert Kennedy added layers of intrigue and secrecy, ultimately leading to years of community silence and resistance against law enforcement. The narrative unfolds with the eventual indictment of Michael Skakel, Martha's neighbor, bringing a long-echoing tragedy to a resolution while exploring the broader impact on the families and community involved. This edition offers a gripping account of a historic crime intertwined with themes of power and its consequences.