In a remote psychiatric hospital in Sweden,
there is a man known as Thomas Quick who has been convicted of
unspeakable crimes. Over the course of multiple trials, he would tell
his brutal stories—of stabbings, stranglings, rape, incest,
cannibalism—to almost anyone who would listen. Then, after his eighth
and final murder conviction, he went silent for nearly a decade. In the
last few years, though, he has been thinking about all he has said and
done, and now he has something new to confess: He left out the worst part of all.
