Elena

Exactly.

Just see what's going on.

Right.

But activist and writer Peter Tatchell wrote, had they done a proper investigation and caught Nielsen, 15 victims might still be alive.

Wow.

Yeah.

15.

Yeah.

The close call with the police probably should have served as like somewhat of a deterrent to him.

But he also saw that he got away with it.

He did.

That's the thing.

And it should have at least for a while served as one, but it didn't do anything to stop him from finding another man to lure back to his apartment.

Just emboldened him.

Because like you said, he saw that he got away with it.

In early December 1979, almost a full year after the first murder, and just a few months after the incident with Andrew Ho, Canadian tourist Kenneth Ockenden stopped into the West End pub for lunch.

Sitting at the bar, Kenneth started talking to the man next to him, Dennis Nilsen, who also happened to be eating alone that day.

The conversation must have been pretty good because they spent the next several hours together, and then Kenneth agreed to join Dennis for dinner at his apartment.

After dinner, they went out to get a few bottles of liquor and then went back to the apartment to have a few drinks and just listen to some music.

Yeah.