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Olsen dives deep into the mind behind the crime, but I wonder what motivated him to explore this particular angle and how he balanced facts with narrative.

While the focus is on the psychopath, the detailed accounts of the victims left a lasting impact. What reactions did others have to these personal stories?

The book is quite detailed but also sensitive — I'm curious about the process of choosing what to reveal to maintain respect for the victims while providing a complete picture.