Elena

And sometimes he would, he would just like, he was kind of desperate for money most of the time and desperate to like get by and just get food in his mouth and shelter at times.

So sometimes he would go as far as like blackmailing the men he slept with in order to extort money out of them.

It's just part of like a whole con thing.

Yeah, it's pretty common.

Yeah.

Now on the morning of September, I'm not saying it's okay.

That happens.

It was part of like that craziness.

Yeah, it's like desperation.

On the morning of September 17th, Dennis left his apartment for work and he'd only made it a few houses down the street when he came upon Malcolm Barlow.

He was sitting on the sidewalk with his back against a stone wall.

Dennis stopped to see if he was all right and Barlow explained that the pills he'd taken for his epilepsy had made him dizzy and his legs had given out beneath him.

Dennis helped Barlow to his feet and brought him back to his apartment where he fixed him a cup of tea and called for an ambulance.

You might be seeing why he's called the kindly killer.

Okay.

With these kind of things.

The ambulance came a short time later, and once Barlow had been taken away, Dennis went to work and thought nothing more of this incident.

It's really weird that, like, empathy was shown there.

The next day, when Barlow was released from the hospital, he returned to Dennis' apartment and sat down on the steps to wait for him to return from work.

Oh, man.