True Crime refers to a genre of non-fiction that explores actual criminal events and the individuals involved in them, including the perpetrators, victims, and law enforcement. This genre often focuses on notorious criminal cases, detailing the circumstances surrounding crimes such as murder, robbery, or fraud. True Crime narratives typically include in-depth research, interviews, and sometimes first-hand accounts, providing insights into the psychology of criminals, the investigative process, and the legal system. The storytelling often emphasizes the factual nature of the events, aiming to educate or inform the audience about the realities of crime and its impact on society. True Crime is commonly represented in various media, including books, documentaries, podcasts, and television series, appealing to audiences interested in the darker aspects of human behavior and the complexities of justice.
The Windsor Tower fire in Madrid was a deliberate act planned by Jon Imanol Sapieha Candela, known as 'El Sapo', and his team of five conspirators. The incident, which occurred…