A thoroughly research expose into the fundamentally broken death investigation system is Mississippi (worse, though indicative, of America's in general). Steven Hayne and Michael West are pilloried, and rightly so, but for everybody who doesn't care, or didn't know, how bad this system is contributes to it, by not holding our leaders accountable. Hopefully this book goes a way to help change that. The book itself can be meaty, and some themes repeat, but it's readable enough to consume and digest.