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Frases de Dennis Andrew Nilsen
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Data de nascimento: 23. Novembro 1945
Data de falecimento: 12. Maio 2018
Dennis Andrew Nilsen foi um assassino em série e necrofílico britânico. Ele matou pelo menos 15 homens entre 1978 e 1983 em Londres. Dennis costumava conversar com os corpos de suas vítimas. Dennis serviu ao exército britânico e depois à Scotland Yard, a polícia metropolitana de Londres. Pediu dispensa um ano depois para trabalhar com segurança privada e sindicatos. Seu modus operandi era conseguir homens homossexuais em boates gays com a promessa de sexo em sua casa. Lá chegando, os estrangulava e mutilava os corpos. Fervia mãos e cabeça para dificultar a identificação. O restante do corpo era jogado em pequenas partes na privada. Com o tempo, a privada não funcionava mais e Dennis contratou uma desentupidora para resolver o problema. Dois empregados da empresa contratada perceberam pedaços de carne o que causou o problema de entupimento. Ao voltarem no dia seguinte, notaram que alguns pedaços eram visivelmente de corpos humanos. Disfarçaram e saíram da casa com a desculpa de que pegariam equipamentos no caminhão. Chamaram então a polícia, que descobriu vários restos humanos no encanamento da casa, no jardim e sob o piso. Dennis foi condenado a 15 prisões perpétuas e faleceu em maio de 2018, ao não sobreviver a uma cirurgia no abdome, aos 72 anos.
Citações Dennis Andrew Nilsen
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„I eased him into his new bed [beneath the floorboards] … A week later, I wondered whether his body had changed at all or had started to decompose. I disinterred him and pulled the dirt-stained youth up onto the floor. His skin was very dirty. I stripped myself naked and carried him into the bathroom and washed the body. There was practically no discoloration and his skin was pale white. His limbs were more relaxed than when I had put him down there.“
As quoted by Brian Masters (2011), Killing for Company, Random House, p. 113, ISBN 1446428737
„Being a loner has its advantages, a self-containment necessary for keeping body and 'soul' alive and progressing. Dying in prison is not such a great problem as living in prison.“
As quoted in Exclusive: Dennis Nilsen: My Prison Life of Drink and Drugs http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/exclusive-dennis-nilsen-prison-life-555104, Mirror.co.uk (27 August, 2005)
„My troubles started there. It blighted my personality permanently. I have spent all my emotional life searching for my grandfather and in my formative years no one was there to take his place.
It is the custom up there in Fraserburgh that when there is a death in a household they draw the blinds and curtains. When my grandfather died it seemed that these blinds had been drawn across my life… Relatives would pretend that he had gone to a 'better place'. 'Why', I thought, 'should he go to a better place and not take me with him?“
'So death was a nice thing,' I thought. 'Then why does it make me miserable?'
As quoted by Brian Masters (2011), Killing for Company, Random House, p. 46, ISBN 1446428737
„I could only relate to a dead image of the person I could love. The image of my dead grandfather would be the model of him at his most striking in my mind. It seems necessary for them to have been dead in order that I could express those feelings which were the feelings I held sacred for my grandfather … it was a pseudo-sexual, infantile love which had not yet developed and matured. The sight of them [my victims] brought me a bitter sweetness and a temporary peace and fulfillment.“
As quoted by Brian Masters (2011), Killing for Company, Random House, p. 189, ISBN 1446428737
„In those days I could hate Adam Scott very easily. I was, I suppose, very jealous of him having a relationship with and the attention of my mother. I sometimes felt that we, the Nilsen kids, were an impediment to her fulfillment in her new life and family. I was a very lonely and turbulent child. I inhabited my own secret world full of ideal and imaginary friends. Nature had mismatched me from the flock.“
As quoted by Brian Masters (2011), Killing for Company, Random House, p. 53, ISBN 1446428737
„The devil makes work for idle thirsts. But given the choice between booze and cannabis, I go for ganja every time.“
As quoted in Exclusive: Dennis Nilsen: My Prison Life of Drink and Drugs http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/exclusive-dennis-nilsen-prison-life-555104, Mirror.co.uk (27 August, 2005)
„It is frustrating to be translating other people's autobiographies whilst mine is lying unpublished, banned by the Home Office.“
As quoted in Exclusive: Dennis Nilsen: My Prison Life of Drink and Drugs http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/exclusive-dennis-nilsen-prison-life-555104, Mirror.co.uk (27 August, 2005)
„Quite a few of us get pissed with liver crippling draughts of prison hooch, that last vestige of herbal medicine still available to cons.“
As quoted in Exclusive: Dennis Nilsen: My Prison Life of Drink and Drugs http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/exclusive-dennis-nilsen-prison-life-555104, Mirror.co.uk (27 August, 2005)
„Many years ago I was a boy drowning in the sea. I am always drowning in the sea… down amongst the dead men, deep down. There is a peace in the sea back down to our origins… when the last man has taken his breath the sea will still be remaining. It washes everything clean. It holds within it forever the boy suspended in its body and the streaming hair and the open eyes.“
As quoted by Brian Masters (2011), Killing for Company, Random House, p. 49, ISBN 1446428737
