Never-before-published interviews shed light on András Pándy’s crazy thoughts: “Truth doesn’t die with me” | true crime

“I have arranged my life so that the truth will not die with me.” Serial killer András Pándy (1927-2013), who dissolved his victims in acid, has never done anything but deny the truth. 25 years after his arrest, Day All journalist Guy Van Gestel, who had interviewed Pándy for many hours, plowed through his notes and found unpublished material. It provides a haunting picture of a totally mad, evil spirit. “They searched for the dead among the living for three years. That is not my fault.”