Elena

No.

Now, in the months after Billy Sutherland's murder, Dennis's drinking continued to spiral out of control.

Now, during the day, he was able to maintain his employment and keep up appearances.

But at night, the alcohol blotted out all the darker parts of his personality.

And going to work.

Going to work and talking to people while having bodies in his floorboards.

Now, between September and December, he would murder four more men.

all in more or less the same way as everybody else had been killed they would meet at one pub or another and after a few drinks dennis would invite the man back to his apartment where they would listen to music or watch a movie while they continued drinking once his guests had been subdued or incapacitated from alcohol dennis would climb on top of him

straddle him, strangle him with a cord or a necktie.

And then when the man was dead, he would wash the body, spend as much time as possible before decomposition set in.

And after that happened, he would store the body under the floorboards and set out to find a new victim.

He's just keeping everybody in the floorboards at this point.

It's wild.

And these victims, when I say he killed four men, he killed five men, they remain unidentified to this day, unfortunately, or I would have given names.

Throughout this period, he started compartmentalizing in a way that allowed him to continue killing without hesitation.

Yeah.

And without interrupting his appearance of normality.

Which is nuts.

He's a very interesting case of compartmentalization.

Yeah.