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He camps out with the convicted murderers, Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, and gets them to spill all the gory details. Capote managed to gain not only the cooperation of the Kansas authorities and the family and friends of the victims and killers but also the confidence of Smith and Hickock themselves, who over the course of time developed a personal relationship with the author. Capote admitted that had the killers, Perry Smith and Richard "Dick" Hickock, not been given the death penalty, "In Cold Blood" might never have been published because he wouldn't have had the ending he needed. |
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