Let's see: Authorities in an Eastern European country interrogate, and ultimately convict, an author of a grisly murder, using as primary evidence the author's violent, disturbing last novel. It's Martin McDonagh's play
The Pillowman, right? No, it's a slightly mind-boggling
true story. As sprawling, circumspect
New Yorker true-crime pieces go, it's at least as good as
this but nowhere near as weirdly compelling as
this.
(Photo of Krystian Bala in a cage at his trial; Witczak / East News / SIPA.)
1 comment:
A similar
case happened closer to home:
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