The Passion for Poisoning. You Never Know How Your Tea Party Might End

When a fascination with chemistry in school becomes a dangerous obsession. When you buy poisons at the pharmacy under the guise of medicine. When your idols are Nazis. And the greatest pride in your collection is a brick from Hitler's former home in Berchtesgaden. When an ordinary argument at an English school leads to you starting to poison your abuser in the literal sense of the word. When your relatives all begin to complain about their health, and some even die. You will definitely get caught and sent to the infamous treatment facility for dangerous criminals, Broadmoor. But you are cunning and smart. So you will easily wrap everyone around your finger, prove that you have rid yourself of your criminal passion, and regain your freedom. And then truly terrifying things will start happening around you... The incredible crimes of British schoolboy Graham Young, told by Carol Ann Lee with such insight that it seems as if you were there with him and could have stopped him from all these terrible crimes. But you didn't... "This whole story is terrible. And it will surely shock you." — Graham Young, police interrogation transcripts, 1972 "How does a person come to commit such a terrible crime as murder? It is difficult for mentally healthy individuals to comprehend. However, this book will make you look at events from a different angle. You will dive into the killer's story and follow him from infancy to his last prison sentence. You will witness how a person comes to the thought of using poison against another, how they resolve to commit the first and subsequent crimes. Step by step, victim by victim, you will follow the path of the infamous poisoner Graham Young." — Sakina Zeynalova, chemist, science popularizer, author of the book "Poisons: Around and Inside"