About the book: 2014 / Psychiatric scientist Anthony Johnson thinks he knows, if not everything, then a lot about the subject of his research. He is confident that mentally ill people, due to the characteristics of their actions, behavior patterns and even external features, can be easily distinguished from normal people. At least the specialist always recognizes his “patient”. But sometimes reality makes its own adjustments to a dry theory. It never occurred to Anthony that his housemate, a slightly nervous but extremely decent person, always ready to provide friendly assistance, was a psychopathic maniac, known in police chronicles as the Canborne Murderer. And that very soon their paths will cross in the most unexpected way…