Dalia nera, rosa rossa: Il crimine, la corruzione e l’insabbiamento del più grande omicidio irrisolto d’America

The book delves into the corruption and conspiracy surrounding the case, which feels like a fresh angle. I wonder what drew the author to explore this aspect more deeply.

The depiction of 1940s Los Angeles made the story feel even more atmospheric and tragic. How did the setting influence your perception of the case?

Given the many theories and rumors, it must have been challenging to present a coherent narrative. I'm curious about the research process behind this.