Title: How to Write True Crime Stories: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow
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Crime stories are separated into three areas: Fiction, Non-Fiction and Half-Fiction. The NON-FICTION are stories those that really happened with people who really existed. It is the same with the setting, occurrences. Every detail has been investigated properly, with reliable data and information. In short, it really happened. It's like being a detective, reporter, journalist or a blogger. Next, the Fiction. These are stories that are often created by the author with no sources and no evidence of existence. And lastly, the Half-Fictions.