Beyond Evil

The book offers a detailed look into Huntley's mind, but I'm curious what motivated this focus. Was it to understand or to confront societal fears?

The raw portrayal of Huntley's psyche made me uneasy, but I couldn't stop reading. How did others handle the emotional weight of this story?

While understanding the mind behind the crime is important, I wondered if some parts felt like they were blurring moral boundaries.