Synopsis

What drives people to commit acts of violence as a pair? How do malicious intentions in one mind translate into shared, terrible actions? We examine the underlying psychology of connection and the influence of power as we explore the motives and techniques employed by some of history’s most infamous accomplice killers. From Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, Britain's "Moors Murderers," responsible for the brutal deaths of five children, to Charles Lake and Leonard Ng, who plotted to establish a colony