How the Queen of True Crime Transformed Murder Stories Forever
The seeds of today’s true-crime boom were sown 50 years ago, when a writer befriended the stranger beside her.
The seeds of today’s true-crime boom were sown 50 years ago, when a writer befriended the stranger beside her.
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