Books Out of thin air

 This sensational true crime narrative covers what has been called the most shocking miscarriage of justice in European history. In 1974, two men vanished without a trace in Iceland, a country where serious crime is rare. More than a year later, six people confessed to the murders after lengthy interrogations involving physical and mental torture and solitary confinement, despite a lack of evidence. The book explores the bizarre developments across five decades, exposing the coerced confessions, the mistakes made, and the questions that remain unanswered as one of the convicted pursues exoneration.