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In 2008, Mark Twitchell was a 29-year-old aspiring filmmaker in
Edmonton, with a wife and new baby, a fascination with Dexter Morgan—the
television character who is both a vigilante serial killer and a police
blood-splatter analyst—and a dark secret. Twitchell didn’t just admire
Dexter, he wanted to be him. As set out in Steve Lillebuen’s The Devil’s Cinema,
Twitchell began posing as a woman on an online dating site, aiming to
lure interested men to the rented garage he had set up as a “kill room.”
In late October of that year, Twitchell caught the eye of Edmonton
police investigating the suspicious disappearance of Johnny Altinger. In
this excerpt from The Devil’s Cinema, when police discovered
on Twitchell’s laptop the document entitled SK Confessions—SK for serial
killer—they thought they had everything they needed.
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