He thought of it as a puzzle and something to solve. Ironically, because of one family's execution agent, Dewey was neglecting his family. He had begun to become obsessed with touring the Clutter home. Little did he know a major clue was about to drop. Ironically, Wells Dicks former cellmate, the man who told him about the Clutters, is about to tell a trusted church official who he thinks committed the crime. All the foreshadowing was beginning to connect, as the agents had figured out who their two main suspects were. The suspects were apprehended in Las Vegas and transported back to Kansas by car. On this car ride, Dick thinks Perry flipped on him, thus making him recount the full story of the murders to investigators. He flashes back to that night and gives a vivid account. On their arrival, there was a large crowd waiting for the murders. Dick and Perry were placed on death row where they were put to death by hanging. Ironically, the men were put to death for murder. All-in-all, the novel In Cold Blood by Truman Capote left its readers with a sense of unease because crime novels were no longer fiction; they were a reality in everyday small