Killing the SS

I'm curious about the research process and what motivated him to tell these particular stories from history. Was there a specific case or event that spurred this project?

The way these criminals tried to hide and escape justice was almost like a game of cat and mouse, but it also made me reflect on the broader questions of accountability and morality.

O'Reilly’s narrative style is very direct, but I wonder how much creative license is taken in portraying the chase and the characters involved.