To be fair, he didn't write the book, nor come up with the title, nor did he make or approve the book covers that make it look explicitly like a confession.
News to me tbh. I learned in school that he wrote the book.
Either way the point I'm getting at is that even somebody who is forced to kill in self-defense doesn't look to get rich off it. It's a terrible thing which, even when justified, feels soul-crushing. Nobody but a murderer kills and then tries to make money off of it. And definitely nobody tries to make money off being falsely accused of killing in the first place.
To be fair, he didn't write the book, nor come up with the title, nor did he make or approve the book covers that make it look explicitly like a confession.
News to me tbh. I learned in school that he wrote the book.
Either way the point I'm getting at is that even somebody who is forced to kill in self-defense doesn't look to get rich off it. It's a terrible thing which, even when justified, feels soul-crushing. Nobody but a murderer kills and then tries to make money off of it. And definitely nobody tries to make money off being falsely accused of killing in the first place.