Amish

Amish When comparing the movie “The Witness” and the book “Crimson Stains” you have to ask yourself, are these accounts accurate sources' Even though the situations in both were decently similar with the idea of a murder and an Amish person being involved, they are both very different. It is hard to really say whether or not the depiction in “The Witness” is completely accurate, but in “Crimson Stain,” all events were can be researched and found rather easily, mainly because the story told in “Crimson Stains” was a true story and murder, “The Witness” was nothing but a Hollywood production. “The Witness” as it is described in the Webster’s Dictionary means, a person who has seen, heard, or experienced something; something serving as proof or evidence, to see or hear something; to give proof or evidence of; to give testimony (1999 Edition). There is only one problem though with that definition and the movie. Samuel Lapp was the one who saw the murder and Cherry 2 John Book wanted to protect the small Amish boy. In the movie the authorities had no circumstantial evidence from the murder and no evidence at all of Samuel Lapp. crimson, stain, witness, amish, movie, murder, both, book, one, life, gingerich, stains, samuel, evidence, even, ed, accurate, way, very, though, stain, hollywood, cherry, two, true, story, something, person, lapp, know, killed, especially, culture, blood, about, worlds, wife, tourism, tells, sources, society, separate, saw, rest, really, purplish, proof, production, portrayed, part, paper