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| David Tennant | Dennis Nilsen | |
| Daniel Mays | DCI Peter Jay | |
| Ron Cook | DSU Geoff Chambers | |
| Jay Simpson | DS Chris Healey | |
| Jason Watkins | Brian Masters | |
| Bronagh Waugh | Charlotte Proctor | |
| Doc Brown | DC Brian Lodge | |
| Barry Ward | DI Steve McCusker | |
| Alex Bhat | DS1 | |
| Marian Lorencik | Press | |
| Joel Morris | Tim Wells | |
| Faye McKeever | Linda Jay | |
| Harry Dave McLaren | Paparazzi | |
| Andy Jaye | News Correspondent | |
| Jonathan Coy | Professor David Bowen |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Lewis Arnold
Victoria Goodall |
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| Writer |
Luke Neal
Brian Masters |
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| Cinematography |
Mark Wolf
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| Musician |
Sarah Warne
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On 9 February 1983, Detective Chief Inspector Peter Jay discovers a drain clogged with rotting flesh and bones. The culprit, Dennis Nilsen, freely admits to the police that it's not just one or two bodies, but "15 or 16, I think". The film tells the story of his arrest and trial of this serial killer known as Des, through the prism of three different men – Nilsen himself, Detective Chief Inspector Peter Jay, and biographer Brian Masters. |
| 47 mins 10/15/2020 1. Episode #1.1 | |
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On 9th February 1983, a grisly discovery alerts Hornsey Police to a serial killer, operating under their noses for years. DCI Peter Jay is stunned when meek Dennis 'Des' Nilsen freely admits to killing multiple men without knowing why.
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| 48 mins 10/22/2020 2. Episode #1.2 | |
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As the investigation continues, bits and pieces fall into place. Des is interviewed in depth by a writer who is intent on penning a biography of the killer. DCI Peter Jay is frustrated by Scotland Yard's brass. The trial commences.
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| 48 mins 10/29/2020 3. Episode #1.3 | |
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As the trial progresses, DCI Peter Jay testifies.
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