The Devil at His Elbow

Understanding how the author approached the complex family history adds depth to the story. Did the author find particular sources or interviews that shaped this angle?

His personal struggles and the family's legacy made me question how much environment versus character played a role. Am I the only one who felt this tug of empathy?

This is a sensitive line to walk in true crime writing. I'm curious about the choices made to keep the story compelling without crossing ethical boundaries.