Description
Discover the gripping account of political intrigue, betrayal, and unsolved crime in **Getting Away with Murder** by Heraldo Muńoz. This compelling narrative delivers a meticulous investigation into the assassination of Pakistan's former prime minister, Benazir Bhutto, who was a symbol of hope for democracy amidst the turmoil of military rule. Delve into the complex layers of this story, which reveals the intertwining roles of power, politics, and corruption in the region. With an ISBN of 9780393062915 and published by W.W. Norton & Company in 2014, this 272-page book offers in-depth analysis and fresh perspectives on Bhutto's tragic death. Readers will uncover the chilling realities of the Pakistani political landscape and the global implications of her assassination. Muńoz, leading the United Nations inquiry, masterfully weaves a tale of intrigue and suspense, examining how America's involvement altered the course of events. Each page invites you to explore the haunting questions surrounding this infamous political killing and its aftermath. Whether you're a history buff, a political enthusiast, or someone fascinated by true crime, **Getting Away with Murder** illuminates the consequences of one woman's legacy and the ongoing quest for justice in Pakistani politics. Engage with the story that not only reflects on Bhutto's life but also guides readers through the shadows of political assassinations and their ripple effects across nations.