The killer has a strange

No one could have imagined that a man with a manly and calm look could calmly take his hand in a cruel way to satisfy his perverted interest. Behind 12 corpses are extremely horrifying stories .

Murder for fear of loneliness

One day in late 1978, Dennis Nilsen (33) came to drink at a restaurant near his home and there he met a young man. Immediately, he approached and invited him to his home at 195 Melrose Avenue, London. They continued to drink and climbed into bed to sleep after being drunk.

The killer Dennis Nilsen.

Nilsen woke up when it was morning and the young man was still asleep. Realizing that his new friend will quickly wake up and leave, he puts his hand on the young man who suddenly feels agitated, his heart pounding and begins to sweat.

Seeing the tie in the pile of throwing clothes in the room, he quietly went and sat quietly on the young man and used the tie to tighten his neck. The victim tried to use Nilsen's thrust but had to give up.

"After a few minutes of not seeing the bubble, I lifted him up and put it on the chair, the water dripping from the short brown hair," Nilsen recalls. He just killed a person who didn't even know his name.

Nilsen sat there, his mind empty, almost unaware of what he had just done and was about to face. He made himself a cup of coffee and smoked cigarettes, trying to think about what to do. Then he stood up, the dead body in the bath. Gently, Nilsen washes the corpse then dried, finally, puts the victim in bed. The new friend will not leave him anymore.

Nilsen didn't even know why he killed the young man. Perhaps simply because he didn't want him to leave. He spent the previous Christmas season alone and didn't want it to repeat this year. Wearing new underwear for the corpse, Nilsen took a bath.

That was when he decided to try sex with corpses . Finished, he used a cloth to cover and fell asleep. Waking up, he went to dinner and watched television with a corpse lying on the floor.

Nilsen kills a person who doesn't even know the name.

Finally, Nilsen also knows what to do. The killer dug a hole in the floor, pushed the bad boy's body down and covered it with a board. After a week, curious, he lifted the board. The dead body was dirty and began to decompose, and Nilsen took a bath and put it back in the hole. The corpse was there for 1.5 months until Nilsen decided to burn it.

That young man has never been identified.

Nilsen was surprised that murder was so simple and believed it would never happen. However, he was wrong then. It happens a lot again.

In October 1979, nearly a year after the first murder, a student named Andrew Ho came home with Nilsen. The scenario is the same.

Since then, Dennis Nilsen refused to give up his hobby. Later, he constantly scoured the place to find the victims he felt like to kill.

Scary testimonies

One corner of the apartment contained dozens of corpses by Dennis Nilsen.

Until 1981, Nilsen killed a total of 12 people in that apartment. Only four people later identified themselves. Many of them are unemployed or homeless youth, some are gay and the rest are "boys".

Every day, Nilsen still lives in the apartment containing dozens of corpses, each corpse is treated in a different barbaric way. Every 2 days Nilsen spray 1 time to prevent flies. Once a neighbor complained about the stinking problem but Nilsen explained that it was due to the deteriorating building.

Nearly 14 years of murder, Dennis Nilsen has just been killed. The reason is that Dennis Nilsen's sewer system is blocked. Here, the police discovered a part of the victim's body that clogged his sewer. Since then, police have investigated and discovered thousands of human bones buried in the garden of Dennis Nilsen and many plastic bags containing the body of the victim still in the process of decomposition.

At the police headquarters, Dennis Nilsen admitted, among the victims he brought home to kill, only 7 people were lucky to escape. Justifying his behavior, he said that he didn't feel lonely. " A corpse can never go , " Nilsen said.

After admitting all criminal acts, Dennis Nilsen is detained at Brixton Prison, waiting for the day to face the trial. At the trial, the Panel charged Dennis Nilsen with six counts of murder and two counts of conspiracy to kill.

The Panel forced Dennis Nilsen 6 charges of murder and 2 charges of conspiracy to kill.

However, due to this accusation, the lawyer of Dennis Nilsen said that he was mentally ill, so he took such actions. The psychiatrist Patrick Gallwey diagnosed Nilsen as "delusional as a boundary personality disorder", meaning that occasionally schizophrenia outbreaks. Such a person may be sick in isolated circumstances. Meanwhile, Dr. Paul Bowden, who spent 14 hours with Nilsen rejected this. He considered the case of Nilsen to be a form of psychological abnormality but not a mental disorder.

Summing up the comments, the judge concluded that a serial killer would definitely have mental problems so it was not possible to take that excuse to simply and easily kill people. .

The life sentence was declared by the court to be reserved for the murderer, but with the crimes committed by Dennis Nilsen, this sentence was too light for him. Dennis Nilsen did not show any fear or regret attitude that he was still cold and calm as nothing happened before his barbaric acts.