True Crime refers to a genre of narrative nonfiction that focuses on real criminal events, particularly those involving murder, robbery, or other serious offenses. It explores the details of actual crimes, including the investigation, motives, legal proceedings, and the sociocultural context surrounding the events. True Crime can be found in various formats, such as books, documentaries, podcasts, television series, and films. This genre seeks to present factual accounts and often delves into the psychological profiles of criminals, the impact of crime on victims and communities, and the complexities of the criminal justice system. True Crime has gained significant popularity in recent years, appealing to audiences with its blend of suspense, intrigue, and factual storytelling.
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…