Meet Daniel Gutierrez on Saturday, September 5th at Page & Palette! 

Stop by between 1-3PM to grab a coffee or a glass of wine and get a copy of Women Wrongfully Convicted of Murder signed. Come chat with the author and discover your next great read!

Women Wrongfully Convicted of Murder

The book examines true cases of women in the U.S. wrongfully convicted of murder and exonerated. A general description of seventy-seven cases is provided and selected cases are used to demonstrate the injustices perpetrated upon these women that cost many of them years in prison for a crime they did not commit. Women wrongfully convicted of murder provides insight into what happens when the system fails, and tragic consequences of injustice prevail.

Daniel Gutierrez

Dan was a college professor who taught criminal justice and sociology courses for over thirty years in universities across the United States. His last full-time teaching position he held was at Penn State’s Hazleton Campus where he taught for seven years. He has lectured and presented many topics at criminal justice and sociology conferences throughout the United and has earned more than a dozen academic awards throughout his career including two prestigious endowed teaching chair awards. He is currently available for lectures and presentations as a social justice research consultant who has written about wrongful convictions.