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'Sleepers' by Lorenzo Carcaterra

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Allen Crisp | 10:24 Sat 30th Aug 2003 | Arts & Literature
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Has this book been discredited? Any readers of the Daily Mail will possibly remember seeing this question in the paper's Q&A section recently. I saw it in someone's copy and, having read the book, was interested in the answer. Sadly, my interest was insufficient to make me buy the Mail myself. does anyone have an idea about the truth, if any, behind the book?
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Yes: The City of New York (?) stated that no cases resembling the events of his book could be found in any records. I seem to remember the author claiming that he had substantially changed some events to protect the innocent or some such nonsense, but as far as I know, he has never offerred up any hard evidence to back up his story, which has generally been dismissed as a publicity stunt.
see http://uk.imdb.com/title/tt0117665/trivia for a confirmation of LeMarchand's answer

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