Thomas Reppetto is a former detective who examines the history of detectives on various police forces throughout the years and how they handled some of their biggest cases (spoiler alert: not well). Amazingly enough, he somehow equates the decline of autonomous detectives with the rise of crime. I don't think it's quite that linear, but he tries to make the argument. I was honestly surprised I didn't enjoy it more, given my penchant for true crime. I don't know what it was about his style that bothered me. He was often quite funny. Oh well.
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