“London Falling,” by Patrick Radden Keefe YORK-27 his parents were left to

his parents were left to ponder what led him to create a false identity—and whether the police would help solve the puzzle of his death

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“London Falling,” by Patrick Radden Keefe YORK-27 his parents were left toIn this acclaimed work of nonfiction, The New Yorkers Patrick Radden Keefe expands on his riveting 2024 article about Matthew Brettler, a London teen ager who plummeted into the Thames after posing as an oligarchs son. Following the discovery of Brettlers secret activities, his parents were left to ponder what led him to create a false identityand whether the police would help solve the puzzle of his death. Hardcover, published by Penguin Random