Curated is the operative word in Curated True Crime: Giant 10-Volume Set, and it carries the whole proposition. Ten volumes assembled under a single title is not a casual undertaking. Somebody has read widely, decided what belongs beside what, and arranged the result so that one case leads sensibly into the next.
That editorial instinct is what our catalogue can fairly report about Jamie Malton. The shelving is telling too: biography and memoir on one side, politics and society on the other. True crime filed that way tends to be interested in the circumstances around a case, the institutions that held or failed, rather than in the grisly particulars alone.
Beyond the work itself, nothing is claimed on this page. At this scale the writing has ample room to introduce itself.