花殺し月の殺人　インディアン連続怪死事件とＦＢＩの誕生 (早川書房)

Grann's detailed investigation sheds light on an overlooked chapter of American history. I'm curious what motivated him to explore this story in depth.

Reading about the early FBI's investigation made me wonder how different things are today. How do readers interpret the systemic issues highlighted in the book?

The narrative feels very intimate at times, highlighting individual victims and families. I wonder what guided those storytelling choices.