Dennis Nilsen. The Kindly Killer

As you can see, I absolutely love Dennis Nilsen. So, I'm gonna talk about his crimes. Let me know what you guys think about his crimes.

Between 1978 and 1983, Dennis Nilsen killed a minimum of twelve men and boys, and to have attempted to kill seven others (he initially confessed in 1983 when being arrested to having killed about sixteen victims). The majority of Nilsen's victims were homeless or gay men; others were heterosexual people he typically met in bars, on public transport or—on one occasion—outside his own home. All of his murderers were committed in two of his homes in which he resided in North London. His victims were lured to his addresses through typically the offer of alcohol and/or shelter.

Etc. I'll talk about this more later lol

Update (9/20/2022): So I ended up getting Dennis Nilsen's book today and I'm gonna read it. So, I hope it's good. It's his autobiography "History of A Drowning Boy"
So, I'll let y'all know how that goes

Even though he was cruel I feel more pity for dahmer than this sick individual , at least dahmer admitted to being wrong and evil , this guy iirc never had any regrets ; I honestly think he got off to easy dying in his cell

You "love" Dennis Nilsen?

DanielBryer wrote:

You "love" Dennis Nilsen?

Yeah, I love his case. His case is very interesting. It was horrifying how he just told the police everything without feeling remorse. His whole case is shocking to be honest.

exotiicgutz wrote:

DanielBryer wrote:

You "love" Dennis Nilsen?

Yeah, I love his case. His case is very interesting. It was horrifying how he just told the police everything without feeling remorse. His whole case is shocking to be honest.

I hope you don't love him as a person though.

DanielBryer wrote:

exotiicgutz wrote:

DanielBryer wrote:

You "love" Dennis Nilsen?

Yeah, I love his case. His case is very interesting. It was horrifying how he just told the police everything without feeling remorse. His whole case is shocking to be honest.

I hope you don't love him as a person though.

anyone who loves a serial killer needs help , there is nothing to “love” about someone like that.

asanopark wrote:

DanielBryer wrote:

exotiicgutz wrote:

DanielBryer wrote:

You "love" Dennis Nilsen?

Yeah, I love his case. His case is very interesting. It was horrifying how he just told the police everything without feeling remorse. His whole case is shocking to be honest.

I hope you don't love him as a person though.

anyone who loves a serial killer needs help , there is nothing to “love” about someone like that.

Definitely don't love him as a person I only love his case. It's just so horrifying. Don't know how someone could just idk

I've always been interested by the Dennis Nilsen case in part because it was one of the first true crime cases that I ever read about. As well as the fact that he would wash the bodies after he had strangled them and then sleep next to them and sometimes sit and watch tv with them in the evenings after work as if they were still alive.

Though I feel sorry for his dog Bleep being put to sleep less than three weeks after his arrest.

Koschei wrote:

I've always been interested by the Dennis Nilsen case in part because it was one of the first true crime cases that I ever read about. As well as the fact that he would wash the bodies after he had strangled them and then sleep next to them and sometimes sit and watch tv with them in the evenings after work as if they were still alive.

Though I feel sorry for his dog Bleep being put to sleep less than three weeks after his arrest.

I know I feel bad for Bleep Bleep was so cute