Based on True Stories ~ Bad News Becomes a Case

Based on True Stories

The bad news turned out to be the case.

- Natham Chai Suwan

13 Famous Cases, Past Strange Cases That We Probably Haven't Heard of in Seven Countries (Germany, America, Japan, Russia, Australia, South Africa and Thailand) Have Been Collected and Recounted with Tales (Not News) for Everyone to Read in This Book

📜 --- Personal comments --- 📜

It's an easy-to-read book. Read for a second, it's over because writers have digested the news and told it according to the summary timeline... not the kind of book we have to think about, try to solve the case ourselves, but more like a blog that collects stories to each other.

The news stories will be those that reflect the society that happened in the old days that caused changes in the modern era, such as the case about stalkers in Japan, which was not yet known what stalkers were, making the victim's vigilance, the concern of the people around the victim, and the investigation so that everyone has little knowledge, proficiency... that it has brought about changes in the modern era that educate people in society and better prevention of these types of crimes.

Or maybe it's a serious LGBT + racism case, causing the perpetrator to take action against a gay victim just to cover up himself as gay (pretending to be a real man who hates gay so people don't doubt themselves), and then there's a call for fairness and greater acceptance of LGBT QIA + in society.

And then there was the case of Robert Durst, a brutal killer, and so powerful that no one could arrest him for decades, and Robert was only beaten because he forgot to turn off the mic and said to himself at the break of the interview, "What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course," (you can find the confession in the documentary The Jinx: The Life and Deaths of Robert Durst).

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