Robert k tanenbaum biography of martin short

Education: University of California , Berkeley, B. Writer, novelist, attorney, and educator. Deputy chief counsel for the Congressional committee investigating the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. With Peter S. A writer of courtroom dramas whose work has gone from mass-market paperback to hardcover bestseller, Robert K.

Tanenbaum draws on his own experience as a lawyer and New York assistant district attorney to create tales of moral justice. Breen in the St. Tanenbaum is among the most professionally accomplished as well as the most fictionally capable. Like Tanenbaum, Karp is a former college basketball player whose career was sidetracked by a serious knee injury.

Tanenbaum tells the terrifying and gripping story of Charles Yukl, a mild-mannered piano and voice teacher that killed and abused his students.

Working in the New York District Attorney's Office, he's surrounded by attorneys, cops, and killers who talk and act as they do in real life. The relationship between the two—both career-driven—is often stormy. When Marlene gives birth to the couple's first child, it is when killers are storming the door of her apartment. In another adventure, the child is almost killed.