Principal Suspect: The True Story of Dr. Jay Smith and the Main Line Murders Family
William C. Costopoulos
Mar 2021 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Danny Campbell
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Joseph Wambaugh's Echoes in the Darkness and its subsequent TV dramatization have made household words of both Susan Reinert, the murder victim, and Dr. Jay Smith, a high school principal and her accused killer. The naked body of Susan Reinert, a suburban, Philadelphia school teacher was found jammed into the hatchback of a car. Her two young children were missing and never found. Thus began one of the most prominent murder cases Pennsylvania history, and one that would grip the nation. Now the defense attorney for the main suspect of the murders-Jay Smith, the principal of the school where Reinert taught-takes you inside the cover-ups and corruption that dramatically affected the outcome of the case. Did Jay Smith do it? Did he deserved the death penalty? It is you who must decide. Contains mature themes.
About the author
William C. Costopoulos is an attorney known for high-profile cases, specializing in criminal defense. He is the author of Principal Suspect, Guilty of Innocence, and The White Lady War. He continues to practice law in Lemoyne, Pennsylvania.
A classically trained actor, director, and teacher with many regional Shakespeare plays to his credit, Danny Campbell has narrated over 150 titles and directed at least that many. He is a multiple AudioFile Earphones Award winner and was named one of AudioFile's Best of the Year 2017.
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