Structure

The book is divided into six parts, each identified by title and number. There is an incongruity in the numbering system. In the table of contents, Roman numerals are used to identify the parts. For example, the information appears as Part I in the table of contents. In the actual text, that part is identified as Part One. Each chapter is identified by number and by title. Chapters 1-6 are in Part One. Part Two includes Chapters 7-10. Part Three includes Chapters 11-18. Part Four is the longest and includes Chapters 19-31. Part Five includes Chapters 32-34. Part Six has the final three chapters, Chapters 35-37.

The main story line of Vincent's death and the legal battles that followed are in those chapters identified by number. The book opens with an additional chapter that is not numbered. In addition, each of the six parts ends with a...