Truman Capote

Homosexual, drug-addict, writer and a genius, with a really lonely childhood Truman Capote, born on September 30 in New Orleans spent almost all his childhood in Alabama with 4 elderly. That was whenhis passion for literature began. He developed his style that he will call “look and see”. He started writing when he was 8 years old, in a contest he found in a magazine of Port Mobile. in Holcombin 1959,a small town in Kansas, the family Clutter were found murdered, this brought the paranoia in that place and brought all the reporters of the country. Truman wrote many books but in 1966 hewrote the first non-fiction novel called “in cold blood”, that was about the murder that happened in the town of Kansas.
Capote was sent to Holcombby by The New Yorker. He spent 6 years followingclosely the investigations and talking with the people who lived there, but they didn’t like him because of his eccentricity, expontaneous personality and his sexuality. But he achieves to gather enoughinformation to write the framework of his novel, where he mixed the opinions of the citizens, the interview of the police in charge of the case, and close friends of the family. But Capote didn’t staythere, when the killers were found he went to interview them in jail and made friends with them.
The murders were two, Perry Smith and Dick Hitckock, two psychos that killed the Clutter to escape toMexico with less than 100 Dollars. They were capture thanks to Floyd Wells declaration, he was the cell partner of Hitckock, and he said that he always told him about going and killing Mr. Clutter. Thepolice capture them when they were back from Mexico and had already spent all their money.
Detained and condemned just waiting for the execution, Capote had enough time to gain their confidence andreconstruct their lives and itinerary before and after the murder. Truman liked Smith since he first meets him not like Hitckock. Even though he talked with them until he had enough material to work...