La ciudad es nuestra: Una historia real de crímenes, policías y corrupción

The detailed investigation sheds light on systemic issues, but I wonder what drew Justin Fenton to tell this particular story and city.

The narrative humanizes individuals on both sides but also raises questions about accountability and morality. How did readers interpret these perspectives?

Given the complexity of the case, I’m curious about the research process and how the author balanced detail with narrative flow.