Who Murdered Topsy?

Set against the backdrop of the historic rivalry between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse over electrical standards, this audiobook recounts the dramatic trial of Edison in 1904 for the electrocution of a six-ton elephant named Topsy. As high-profile lawyers and political figures become involved, the case raises profound questions about justice, animal cruelty, and evolving societal values. The narrative explores the intense legal battle and its broader implications for American society and ethics.