The Best American Crime Writing 2004 (Best American Crime Reporting) Book

A yearâ??s worth of the most powerful, the most startling, the smartest and most astuteâ?¦â??Ciudad de la Muerteâ? by Cecilia Balli, from Texas Monthly â??Code of Dishonorâ? by Clara Bingham, from Vanity Fairâ??Lord of the Drug Ringâ? by Charles Bowden, from GQâ??The Dark Art of Interrogationâ? by Mark Bowden, from The Atlantic Monthlyâ??Possessedâ? by Luke Dittrich, from Atlanta magazine â??Night of the Bulliesâ? by Robert Draper, from GQ â??Stephanieâ? by James Ellroy, from GQ â??Who Is the Boy in the Box?â? by Sabrina Rubin Erdely, from Philadelphia magazine â??Who Shot Mohammed al-Dura?â? by James Fallows, from The Atlantic Monthly â??The Professor and the Pornâ? by Elisabeth Franck, from New York magazine â??The Old Man and the Gunâ? by David Grann, from The New Yorker â??CSC: Crime Scene Cleanupâ? by Pat Jordan, from Playboy â??A Miscarriage of Justiceâ? by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., from The Atlantic Monthly â??Watching the Detectivesâ? by Jay Kirk, from Harperâ??s Magazine â??For the Love of Godâ? by Jon Krakauer, from GQ â??Chief Bratton Takes on LAâ? by Heather Mac Donald, from City Journal â??Not Guilty by Reason of Afghanistanâ? by John H. Richardson, from Esquire â??Meganâ??s Law and Meâ? by Brendan Riley, from Details â??Unfortunate Conâ? by Mark Schone, from The Oxford American â??To Kill or Not to Killâ? by Scott Turow, from The New Yorker Read More