Description
Discover the chilling story of Dennis Nilsen in 'Killing For Company,' the award-winning true crime book that unveils the mind of one of Britain's most notorious serial killers. This compelling narrative, featuring 368 pages of in-depth analysis, chronicles Nilsen's horrifying admissions and the chilling circumstances surrounding his crimes. As the definitive account of the Nilsen case, this book delves into his psyche with unparalleled insight, making it an essential read for true crime enthusiasts and criminal psychology followers.
Published by Random House UK in 2020, this B-format paperback captures Nilsen's own words, revealing the disturbing details of the lives he took, primarily targeting vulnerable young gay men during a time of societal neglect. The book has gained recognition as the NUMBER ONE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER and won the prestigious GOLD DAGGER AWARD FOR CRIME NON-FICTION, solidifying its place in the true crime genre.
In 'Killing For Company,' readers will retrace Nilsen's crimes from his encounters in Muswell Hill to the shocking discovery made by authorities. This fascinating yet horrifying portrayal challenges readers to confront the darker facets of human nature and the complexities of a killer's mind. With endorsements from respected sources like the SUNDAY TIMES and DAILY, this book is a powerful resource for anyone intrigued by criminal studies, psychology, and the stories that shape our understanding of crime. Don't miss out on this essential addition to your true crime library!
Published by Random House UK in 2020, this B-format paperback captures Nilsen's own words, revealing the disturbing details of the lives he took, primarily targeting vulnerable young gay men during a time of societal neglect. The book has gained recognition as the NUMBER ONE SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER and won the prestigious GOLD DAGGER AWARD FOR CRIME NON-FICTION, solidifying its place in the true crime genre.
In 'Killing For Company,' readers will retrace Nilsen's crimes from his encounters in Muswell Hill to the shocking discovery made by authorities. This fascinating yet horrifying portrayal challenges readers to confront the darker facets of human nature and the complexities of a killer's mind. With endorsements from respected sources like the SUNDAY TIMES and DAILY, this book is a powerful resource for anyone intrigued by criminal studies, psychology, and the stories that shape our understanding of crime. Don't miss out on this essential addition to your true crime library!