True crime authors heavily depend on unresolved tragedies
The booming true crime publishing sector requires a constant influx of unresolved tension. Authors in this genre frantically scour police records for ongoing, horrific mysteries because solved cases lack the necessary suspense to sustain a gripping three-hundred-page narrative. They are financially incentivized to exploit the darkest, most confusing days of a family's life.

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