TRUE crime fans are being offered a gruesome tour of pubs where mass-murderer Dennis Nilsen hunted victims.
The £29.99 trips will visit spots where Nilsen – one the UK’s most prolific serial killers – lured vulnerable men during a five-year reign of terror.
One critic slammed it as “senseless voyeurism” that “couldn’t be in worse taste”. But Rory Everett, who is behind the two-day Dark Crime Tours of London event, insists that demand for all things related to serial killers and crime is at an “all-time high”.
His events will also take in Jack the Ripper murder scenes and visit the Blind Beggar pub – where George Cornell was gunned down by East End gangster Ronnie Kray in 1966.
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