Famous Crime Stories Almost Always Lead To

There Will Always Be People Who Are Ahead Of The Curve, And People Who Are Behind The Curve. But Knowledge Moves The Curve.

The Business Of Popularizing Crime Is How We Expose The Faults In Our Justice System. It's How We Expose Police Misconduct.

Famous Crime Stories Almost Always Lead To The Passing Of New Laws. There's A Great Many Intersections Between This Unseemly Tabloid Phenomena And Serious Social Issues And We Never Get To That Intersection Because Serious People Don't Like To Talk About That Unattractive Stuff.

We Don't Genuinely Need More Literary Geniuses. One Can Only Read So Many Books In A Lifetime.

Because Crime Stories Reveal An Aspect Of Our Personality That Everybody Has, But Which We Normally Keep Very Deeply Hidden. We Like To Talk About The Good Sides Of Ourselves. We Don't Like To Talk About Our Hatreds, Our Distrusts Of One Another, Our Secrets, But Crime Stories Drag Those Things To The Surface And Consequently They Fascinate People And Always Have Throughout All History.