Conan Doyle for the Defense

This engaging true crime narrative explores a notorious Edwardian murder case in Glasgow, where a wrongful conviction eerily echoes modern debates about justice and prejudice. It highlights Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s remarkable efforts to uncover the truth and free an innocent man, revealing parallels between detective work, scientific advancements, and societal biases of the era. With vivid detail and meticulous research, the book offers a compelling look at how reason and forensic science began to challenge injustice during a pivotal period in criminal history.