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Originally Posted by greglepore

They may be marketing it that way, but read the quotes in the SI piece linked above.

One must assume that they are marketing the product....so one would expect the contents to match the flyleaf/cover.

I read the SI article. I do not recall any quotes from the book.

I do recall this quote (regarding the book) from his interview: “It’s freed me,” he says. “I feel the freedom now to be me.”

Sounds a bit selfish to me. Like he is glad his secret is out so he does not have to suffer any longer for his misdeeds. It does not seem to have a lot of concern for others that he made suffer. I would have preferred him asking forgiveness of his victim's family. The fact that he was mildly punished does not change what he did or mitigate the effect in any way. A bit more remorse/contrition would go a long way.