Felices como asesinos

Burn's detailed journalism delves into how sensationalism influences public perception. I'm curious whether this angle was planned from the beginning or emerged during research.

The book offers a deep dive into their minds, which made me question how much of their stories are crafted by external influences versus internal motives. Did this change how others viewed these cases?

Burn's approach seemed to walk a fine line between investigation and respecting the victims. I'm wondering how he decided what details to include or omit.