De doden houden we bij ons: Een moord op Harvard en een halve eeuw stilzwijgen

The investigation spans decades, and I'm curious what motivated the deep dive into this particular story and its historical context.

The book vividly portrays the culture of silence around the case—how did that impact your reading experience or perceptions of justice?

The mix of personal reflection and factual recounting added layers to the story—what do you think led to this particular structure?