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The essay dealing with the mini-series “Madoff” by George Robinson was odd (“Madoff, The Tragic Hero?” Feb. 12). He begins
by explaining why he never watched it; he was too busy. I would have
preferred him being too busy to write the essay. His summary of other
reviews is at odds with what I watched. The only indication […]

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I usually enjoy reading everything that Jonathan Mark writes. But his column about the Leo Frank case is astonishing in what it leaves out (“Postcards Of The Hanging,” March 4). In a long article, there isn’t a single mention of the near-deathbed confession by an elderly man, 69 years after the fact, that he himself […]

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Kol hakavod (all honor) to Ruth Roth in poignantly writing about the mental illness that ultimately took her son’s life (“Telling The Truth About Mental Illness,” Opinion, Feb. 26). Children are born innocent and vulnerable, as are young parents. If a child is trapped in the mental quagmire of illness, he becomes the victim. And […]

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