What makes some murderers and criminals end up fascinating us? This is one of the questions that journalist Francesc Soler (Roda de Ter, 1976) tries to solve in The Handsome Assassins (Alrevés Editorial), a book in which he analyzes, among other cases, the phenomenon generated around Luigi Magione, the 28-year-old man accused of the murder of the chief executive officer of the medical insurance company UnitedHealthcare, Brian Thompson. His physical attractiveness has turned him into a sex symbol and has caused the crime to take a backseat.