He looked like Mr. Ordinary. He had a suit on. He had steel rims, spectacles. In the context of what he'd done

He was frightingly normal

These were the words of detective chief inspector Peter Jay one of the investigators who came to Dennis Nielsen's apartment when strange and

Horrible substances were found in the building's pipes at first other tenants of the apartment complex wondered if the pipes contained a dead animal

Or if as Dennis Nielsen himself suggested someone had flushed their KFC

The rotting gray substance looked practically unidentifiable. Was dog food? Was it Kentucky fried chicken?

Was something flushed down the toilet other than your everyday peanut butter sewage?

And then a plumber thought he saw something a small bone that looked just like a human knuckle

Forensic pathologist would soon confirm that the sewage substance practically liquefied now was decomposing human tissue

Indeed, there were actually two different kinds of human tissue in the pipes

The police were now obviously suspicious

And so were many of the buildings tenants

Some thought Dennis Nielsen might have something to do with it

It was a weird dude

He often seemed either incredibly depressed or very drunk. Sometimes both

He had visitors over every couple of weeks, but they never seemed to raise his spirits

He spent a lot of time by himself only emerging to maybe boisterously invite his neighbors over for a drink

Drink invitation. They consistently declined

But even though Dennis or Dez, as he called himself, was not duck

It was still hard for many to believe that he could really be responsible for the human tissue in the pipes

Like Peter Jay thought he was Mr. Ordinary

An unremarkable civil servant live in the bachelor life

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