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Using Sheeran’s voice makes the story feel personal and raw, but I wonder what choices led to this approach over a traditional biography.

His moral ambiguity is intense, and I kept wondering whether he's honestly remorseful or just rationalizing his life of crime.

The case is so iconic and shrouded in mystery — I’m curious whether the author’s interest was purely investigative or if there was a personal angle.