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In November 1951, the man who owned the mill in a small Swedish village was killed and his house set on fire. The local police officer who arrived to investigate was patient, helpful, and full of theories. He answered questions from the national press. When the case stalled, he brought in a psychic to help find the killer.

He was the killer.

Nine months later, Tore Hedin killed nine more people in a single night — his own parents among them — and then drove to a lake and drowned himself, leaving behind a full written confession. In it he wrote that the greatest regret of his life was that he had never become a detec ...