Hanratty's Guilt: The A6 Murder and its Aftermath

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The A6 murder case of 1961, which led to James Hanratty's execution, has been the subject of intense debate regarding a potential miscarriage of justice. Leonard Miller's analysis, Shadows of Deadman's Hill, critically dismantles arguments for Hanratty's innocence, asserting that the crime was an impulsive act rather than a conspiracy. In this updated edition, Miller revisits his original findings, incorporates new evidence, and reaffirms the conviction's validity, aligning with the Court of Appeal's determination of Hanratty's guilt.