Authors: M. William Phelps
If You Only Knew (41 page)
In the months after her arrest, Vonlee had reason to smile after she passed a polygraph “proving” that she'd had nothing to do with murdering Don Rogers.
(Photo courtesy of Troy Police Department Records Division)
(Photo courtesy of Troy Police Department Records Division)
In 2013, Valerie Newman argued Vonlee Nicole Titlow's case in front of the United States Supreme Court.
Vonlee Nicole Titlow in 2015.
Notes
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I've chosen to put what was said in italics because there will be several versions of this narrative as this book continues. This one is Danny Chahine's recollection, as it was told to him the first time by Vonlee.
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