Injustice For All delves deep into one of America's most controversial murder cases—the West Memphis Three. In 1993, the brutal killings of three young boys in West Memphis, Arkansas, shocked the nation. What followed was a rush to judgment, a trial riddled with inconsistencies, and a conviction built on hysteria rather than hard evidence. This meticulously researched book uncovers the truth behind the case that sent Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin, and Jessie Misskelley Jr. to prison—two for life and one to death row—despite glaring flaws in the investigation. Through exhaustive analysis of court transcripts, police reports, and new interviews, Injustice For All exposes: The Role of Satanic Panic: How fear-mongering and prejudice against outsiders shaped the case. Flawed Interrogations: The coerced confession of Jessie Misskelley and the lack of physical evidence linking the teens to the crime. Legal Failures: Prosecutorial misconduct, biased media coverage, and the suppression of alternate suspects. The Fight for Justice: The decades-long battle by advocates, legal teams, and celebrities to overturn the wrongful convictions.