The main character, Al Kenner, is a monster and serial killer with an IQ higher than Einstein and a thirst for blood greater than that of a vampire. His life is a continuous psychological trap, a series of failed relationships, painful battles with himself and bouts of cold rage. In total, there are ten corpses in the novel, ten mutilated bodies, including the main character’s grandparents, who were killed by Al Kenner as a child. Who carried out the massacre of the remaining victims? Mad maniac ripper? Or someone else? The mystery of the identity of Edmund Kemper, a real person who is still alive on this Earth, although sentenced to three terms of life imprisonment, turns Mark Dugen's bloody thriller into an extraordinary biographical drama. Action for fans of “reality” shows or psychological fiction for intellectuals. It seems that the Russian reader has found a gold mine.