The Confession Killer

The chilling story follows Henry Lee Lucas, a drifter who gained notoriety in 1983 after confessing to the murders of over 100 women nationwide. His claims captivated the media and raised questions about truth and deception in criminal confessions, revealing the complexities of his troubled life and the darker aspects of American society. This account delves into the psychological and societal implications of his confessions, exploring themes of violence, manipulation, and the quest for notoriety.