Dangerous patients. From the Yorkshire Ripper to the Kray brothers: where the most brutal criminals are treated and how they live

Bromur is a maximum regime hospital, which contain the most dangerous criminals of Great Britain, suffering from mental disorders. At the walls of this institution, at different times, the Strekewell stranger Kenneth Erskin, the Yorkshire Ripinizer Peter Sutcliffe, Cannibal Peter Brian, the leader of the London gang Rorry Crai and other serial killers, robbers and rapists. This book, written by the television journalist Jonathan Levy and the historian-artist Emma French, is dedicated to the history, inhabitants and workers of Brodmur. For many years, the authors studied archives, talked with doctors, patients, hospital staff, and their publication has become the most complete study about this gloomy place. For what reason did people do the terrible actions that brought them to Broadmar? Can the best specialists cure them? How is the inner life of the hospital, more like a ghost city? This book introduces the past, present and future Bromur, discovering the reality that exists to the myth