The Doctor of Death. A Terrifying Story of a Poisoner in a White Coat

This book is about a serial killer who hunted women in London, Chicano, and Canada over 100 years ago. Doctor Kream's behavior seemed strange to everyone: he spoke with hatred about women, was obsessed with poisons, eagerly showed everyone photographs of naked girls, and was extremely cautious around people. The fact that no one initially suspected him of committing a series of horrific crimes reflects people's unconditional trust in doctors, as well as the ineffectiveness of investigative methods. At that time, the term "serial killer" did not yet exist, and Kream laid the foundation for a new "breed" of criminals who, as was mistakenly thought, acted without motive and "killed only for the sake of killing." Doctor Kream was repeatedly arrested and interrogated but was then released again. Unafraid of punishment, he continued to plan and carry out new atrocities.