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Junger examines the backgrounds of both men, the psychology of serial murderers, the limitations of the criminal justice system and forensic evidence, and the insidiousness of racism, presenting a thorough, lucid and sobering reckoning of precisely how justice could go awry in the days before DNA testing. Many other ex-slave testimonies, not just those from fugitives, reveal the ubiquity and insidiousness of the pass system. Despite the insidiousness of Luster's acts, ``A Date With Darkness'' is a shockingly tedious affair, slapped together as unimaginatively as possible. |
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