Mark Twitchell case: Inside the mind of "The Dexter Killer"
Police say Mark Twitchell was fascinated by the Showtime series "Dexter." Newly revealed letters offer a rare look at the killer's thoughts.
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Police say Mark Twitchell was fascinated by the Showtime series "Dexter." Newly revealed letters offer a rare look at the killer's thoughts.
Is a "Dexter" fanatic's secret journal a screenplay or a confession to murder?
Where to beat the building blocks to cutting edge entertainment concept consisting of both book and film. but there was more, more twisted reality. to generate publicity, twitchell said he first needed to create an online urban legend. by doing a series of harmless, staged attacks identical to those depicted in his movie and novel. >> so then when his movie comes out and the novel comes out, people would go google this and find out that there is this whole urban legend about maybe the movie is real. maybe this fiction is actually reality. >> and he called it multi angle psychosis layering ente...
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To describe an entire police investigation that incriminated him to get him off scot-free. >> down in ohio, rene wearing was following all of this online. >> i watched the live blog that they had and i was screaming my head off, at home, you liar. >> were you afraid the jury would believe him? >> oh yeah. >> you're looking for that one person you can convince on a panel of 12 people to just have that doubt and, you know, take that doubt back to the deliberation room. >> >> gilles tetreault was in court the day the case against twitchell was completed. >> i got to sit in the second row and alti...