book really presents Turner's side of the story. Sort the facts that support each theory.
Gray was a gambler and owed people
money. He was desperate to sell many
books so he could pay off his debts.
All of the words in the book were written
down by Gray, who said he hated Turner
so much his "blood curdled."
Six judges signed a paper saying that the
book was read aloud to Turner at the trial,
and he approved it.
Records show that Gray interviewed
Turner for three days between his capture
and his trial.
Confessions shows Turner's perspective
Confessions doesn't show Turner's
perspective