Birdeyze.
This book was not written to glorify violence.
It was written to understand it.
Each chapter explores individuals whose actions shocked the world-but the focus here is not just on what they did.
It is on what surrounded them.
The environments they grew within.
The systems they moved through.
The moments that may have been overlooked.
Because harm does not exist in isolation.
It forms.
Quietly. Gradually.
Sometimes in ways that are not immediately seen.
This book does not offer excuses.
But it does ask questions.
Not just about who these individuals were-
But about what allowed them to become.
If there is anything to take from these pages, it is this:
What we overlook does not disappear.
It takes shape.
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