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The Witness Takes the Stand on PBS
“I was 16 when my sister, Kitty, was murdered in New York City, ” says William Genovese in the gripping, feature-length documentary The Witness. “In an instant she was gone. No one understood me like Kitty.” Following its well-received theatrical release in … Continue reading →
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Tagged Crime & Punishment, Death & Dying, Family Relationships, Grief, James Solomon, Kitty Genovese, Lois Vossen, The New York Times, The Witness, William Genovese
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