Sugar Paper Theories
-
Copy number Shelfmark Shelf mark R025976 Ned. Fotomuseum GB MON LATHAM.J 2016
TitleSugar Paper Theories
Photographer
Iconographic keywords
Place of publicationLondon
PublisherHere Press
Year of publication2016
Pagination180
IllustrationsZwart-Wit en kleur
Dimensions31 x 23 cm.
MaterialMonografie
Document TypeBook
ISBN9781999349424
Bibliographic Notessc, japans gevouwen met beeldindex
SubjectForensische fotografie
Geographical keywordIJsland
Persons keyword London Photographers' Gallery, GB
Abstract
46 colour photographs, 37 black & white photographs sourced from original police files 8 illustrations, 9 press.
Originally published in 2016 and now back in print. Forty-five years ago in 1974, two men went missing in separate incidents in Southwest Iceland. The facts of their disappearances are scarce, and often mundane. In another time or place, they might have been logged as missing persons and forgotten by all but family and friends. Instead, the Gudmundur and Geirfinnur case became a notorious unresolved double murder investigation that continues to rock Icelandic society to this day. Ultimately, a group of young people on the fringes of society became its key protagonists. All made confessions that led to convictions and prison sentences. Yet none could remember what happened on the nights in question. A public inquiry uncovered another story, of how hundreds of days and nights in the hands of a brutal criminal justice system eroded the link between suspects’ memories and lived experience. source: kinokuniya.com.au
Originally published in 2016 and now back in print. Forty-five years ago in 1974, two men went missing in separate incidents in Southwest Iceland. The facts of their disappearances are scarce, and often mundane. In another time or place, they might have been logged as missing persons and forgotten by all but family and friends. Instead, the Gudmundur and Geirfinnur case became a notorious unresolved double murder investigation that continues to rock Icelandic society to this day. Ultimately, a group of young people on the fringes of society became its key protagonists. All made confessions that led to convictions and prison sentences. Yet none could remember what happened on the nights in question. A public inquiry uncovered another story, of how hundreds of days and nights in the hands of a brutal criminal justice system eroded the link between suspects’ memories and lived experience. source: kinokuniya.com.au
| Copy number | R025976 |
| Institution name | |
| Shelf mark | GB MON LATHAM.J 2016 |