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She lit up every room she walked into.

He was quiet. Kept to himself.

Things like this don't happen here.

Every true crime story arrives in the same shape. The town was idyllic until it wasn't. The victim was extraordinary and had her whole life ahead of her. The killer was the last person anyone suspected, or else there was always something off about him. There was a sign, a reason, and an ending that arrived on schedule.

THINGS LIKE THIS DON'T HAPPEN HERE takes true crime's vocabulary apart phrase by phrase: the perfect victim, the quiet neighbor, the town that never locked its doors, the drone shot over the water, and the evidence board with red string. It's darkly funny, with a serious argument underneath, featuring short chapters and appendices, the complete grammar of the genre, and more.