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Don't let jurors read book by Wall, lawyer says
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I know 5 women that have escaped and live in Kanab that collaborate everything flora,carolyn and this woman says
She was a 14 year old little kid, raped and abused.
I am disgusted with Warren Jeffs,Allan Steed,and all the others who allowed this to happen.
I dont give a monkeys uncle what church this is or how many wives a man has.
I do care about kids being raped!
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A normal print run for a book is 10,000 copies. If 100,000 copies are printed of this book, one out of 3,000 people will read the book, which should not affect jury selection. Even if one out of 300 or one out of 30 reads the book, it shouldn't have any effect on the jury.
Those who would be sympathetic to Elissa Wall will be eliminated if they have read the book, so if a great number of potential jurors have read the book, it could work against her. But, here again, not many people read books, so it should have no effect.
What has had an effect is the lawyers for the defendants complaining about the book, because that has attracted press coverage and driving up sales. Elissa appeared on Oprah, but her publisher lists no big upcoming promotional tours or television appearances. It is unclear as to whether this is an omission on the part of the publisher or whether no tour is planned. The book is #20 onAmazon.