Before they committed their crimes, they were just like countless ordinary people among us. They had once been husbands, wives, children, wage slaves, and honest people working hard just to make ends meet.
Some tried to endure, give way, and live a good life.
But unbearable grievances, betrayal, and abuse crushed the last shred of their reason.
Others were obsessive and fixated, losing control in a moment and staining their hands with blood.
From long-held resentment turning into sickness, to desperate risk-taking, then frantic escape and remorse in prison.
Through the first-person monologues of countless murderers, this story tears open the most authentic tragedies of human nature.
It also warns us to never let our emotions destroy us. No grievance in this world is worth more than our family's safety and a peaceful life.
