A Mexican Woman Faces the Death Penalty in 'One Life'

The Leonard Lopate Show | Nov 2, 2016

David Lida joins us to discuss his novel, One Life, which tells the story of Esperanza, an undocumented young Mexican woman who is arrested for the murder of her 11-month-old baby. An American mitigation specialist named Richard investigates her case in an effort to save her from the death penalty. When he is not writing books, Lida works as an investigator for lawyers in the U.S. who defend Latin Americans that are facing the death penalty.

Event: David Lida will launch One Life at The Strand (828 Broadway b/w E 12 & 13th) with Daniel Alarcon on November 3rd at 7p.m. 

 

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