Thomas Neill Cream: London's East End had barely recovered from Jack the Ripper when Dr. Cream arrived on the scene, dispensing death with his special little pills.
Beverley Allitt: a desperate need for attention drove this deadly nurse to target the most vulnerable victims of all - sickly children.
Peter Sutcliffe: one of Britain's most notorious serial killers, the Yorkshire Ripper bludgeoned and stabbed 13 women to death during a five year reign of terror.
Kenneth Erskine: a burglar and petty criminal who turned to murder, targeting the elderly citizens of London's Stockwell.
Mary Ann Cotton: a notorious poisoner, Cotton send husbands, lovers, children, friends and relatives to an agonizing early death.
Dennis Nilsen: known as the British Jeffrey Dahmer, Nilsen strangled at least a dozen young men, cluttering up his tiny apartment with their corpses.
John George Haigh: a cold hearted psychopath who wiped out entire families, dissolving their bodies in acid baths. Haigh claim to be a vampire but his true motive was somewhat simpler.
Anthony Hardy: a once successful businessman whose sexual appetites led him down the path of murder, with disastrous results for the women of Camden.
John Straffen: sent to prison for the strangulation deaths of two young girls, Straffen escaped to kill again.
Fred and Rosemary West: a truly depraved couple who tortured and dismembered at least 11 young women and girls to service their sick sexual needs. Among their victims were their own children.
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British Monsters Volume Two
