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Herman Koch, a Dutch writer known for his sharp satire, dissects the boundaries of morality through dinner at an expensive restaurant in his novel The Mansion. The novel gnaws at your conscience, leaving you with the question: What would you do if it were
Molly Carpenter Lasch is in the dock, accused of killing her husband, Gary, the owner of Lasch Hospital. Although he does not remember anything, on the advice of his lawyer, he admits his guilt.
