Killing for Company by Brian Masters

Killing for Company by Brian Masters

Brian Masters delivers a terrifying and insightful exploration into the life and mind of Dennis Nilsen in Killing for Company. Nilsen, an unassuming London civil servant, harbored a monstrous secret life that violently shattered the neighborhood's peace when human remains were discovered clogging a drainpipe. This chilling account details how, over four years, Nilsen lured fifteen men to his home, murdered them, and engaged in macabre rituals, keeping their bodies for companionship before eventually disposing of them. Granted exclusive access to Nilsen himself and his extensive writings, Masters meticulously reconstructs his life and crimes, offering a disturbing journey into a profoundly twisted psyche and the horrifying loneliness that fueled his madness.

Why You’ll Love This Book

This book stands as a classic in psychological true crime, offering an unparalleled, chilling look into the mind of a unique serial killer through his own words. You'll be gripped by Masters' meticulous research and thoughtful analysis of Nilsen's bizarre motivations and horrifying actions. It's a deeply unsettling yet compelling read for those seeking to understand the darkest extremes of the human condition.