The serial killer confessed the murder of 11: Now he may soon be on the loose

A vicious serial killer who has admitted that he has killed 11 people, including a child, a widow and a priest, might very soon be at liberty and roam freely about among the other people.

The 67-year-old Patrick MacKay, who was imprisoned after a long series of murders in London and in Kent in 1975, is the person in the Uk who have served the longest time in prison. Author John Lucas, who has investigated the brutal seriemorders life and crimes, tells now that the dreaded serial killer has been allowed to change his name, and that he very soon will be transferred to a so-called 'open prison' that is the first important step to be released.

It writes multiple media including Metro and The Sun, based on details from the author John Lucas' new book 'Britain's Forgotten Serial Killer: The Devil's Disciples'. Translated to English the title is 'Britain's forgotten serial killer: the Devil's disciple'.

Patrick Mackay was sentenced to life in prison, but may soon be on the loose. (Photo: Media Drum)

the Author John Lucas tells the following:

'Seriemorderen Patrick Mackay is completely glemmeborgen in the british public. Much more than other serial killers from his own generation. He has actually been allowed to change his name, and shall now soon be transferred to an 'open prison'. It is the first step on the road to freedom. But it all happened, unfortunately, without the public in the united kingdom have got knowledge of the decision'.

In connection with the trial of Patrick MacKay, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for three murders, even though he actually confessed 11 murders in total.

Patrick Mackay was convicted of having murdered the priest Anthony Crean with punched, knife wounds and blows from a hatchet. (Photo: Media Drum)

While Mackay wreaked havoc as serial killer in London and in Kent he was of the press, various nicknames. He was, among other things, called 'the Monster from the Belgravia', 'the Devil's Disciple', or cards and cash 'the Psychopath'. And according to the author John Lucas was there at the time in the last half of the 1970's great anger over the fact that seriemorderen Patrick Mackay constantly managed to avoid the law's long arm, and really be sentenced for his horrible crimes.

the Author John Lucas says, to Patrick Mackay combined, were imprisoned or arrested all 19 times, before the criminal investigation finally be able to indict him in connection with his gruesome murder.

serial killers were also convicted of having strangled and killed the 87-year-old widow Isabella Griffiths in his own home on Valentine's Day. (Photo: Media Drum)

Patrick Mackay's first victim was the 87-year-old widow, Isabella Griffiths, who was strangled and killed with a knife in his own home in Chelsea. The next victim was 89-year-old Adele Price, who was strangled in his home in Kensington. And in connection with his third murder, that got very much publicity because of its frightening ferocity, killed Patrick Mackay the 63-year-old priest Anthony Crean. The defenseless ageing priest was killed with punched, knife and with several blows from an axe. The priest's battered body was subsequently placed in a bath that was filled with bloody water.

In the prison admitted Mackay, too, that he had killed the 18-year-old teen Heidi Mnilk, who was murdered with knife wounds in the neck and subsequently thrown out of a running train. He also admitted a dobbeltmord on a widow and her four-year-old granddaughter and the murder of five other persons. None of the eight additional murders, as Mackay admitted, is today solved.

If Patrick Mackay has told the truth about his total drabstal is at 11 persons, he is Britain's fifth worst serial killer.

Mackay also admitted that he had killed the 18-year-old teen Heidi Mnilk with the knife in the neck, before he threw her out of a running train. (Photo: Media Drum)

He also admitted dobbeltmordet on a widow and her four-year-old granddaughter. (Photo: Media Drum)

Here are some wild pictures of seriemorderen, as he even took in a photo vending machine. (Photo: Media Drum)