On November 1, 2012 a human stampede in a Halloween party resulted in five girls being crushed to death. The party's organizers were allowed to sell 9,000 tickets, but far more people entered. In the enquiry, judicial agents gathered more than 19,000 tickets. A few days later it was announced that the Madrid Arena was not going to host the Handball World Championship as expected, due to its safety problems. In 2015 the Spanish writer Saúl Cepeda Lezcano, who worked for the main parties blamed for the tragedy, published the novel "Aforo Completo" ("Full House"). The book uncovers many illegal activities in nightlife and clubbing activities that had led to a similar disaster.