In 1970, Harold Stamp, A Retarded Twenty-year-old Was Convicted On Disputed Evidence And A Retracted Confession Of Murdering His Grandmother - The One Person Who Understood And Protected Him. Less Than Three Years Later He Is Dead, Driven To Suicide By Isolation And Despair. A Fate Befitting A Murderer, Perhaps, But What If He Were Innocent Paperback , 594 Pages Published July 17th 2004 By Pan MacMillan (first Published January 1st 2003)