When the Clutter family went to bed on November 14, 1959, they had no way of knowing that they'd never see morning again.

Before that could happen, they would become victims to one of the most infamous crimes in American history.

After two men broke into their home during the early morning hours of November 15th, then proceeded to massacre them.

It would start a chain of events that would lead to a nationwide manhunt,

a major trial and the involvement of Truman Capote as the man who largely created a new genre

of novel off the back of what happened, the genre of true crime.

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of Holcomb, Kansas, a small Midwestern town known mostly for its abundance of farmland.

The reason he was so respected was because, as the owner of River Valley Farm, he'd gained a reputation for being very good to the many farm hands he employed.

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