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New show that will examine the books which motivated murder coming to north-east


By Kyle Ritchie

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Professor David Wilson, the renowned UK criminologist, author, broadcaster and former prison governor is joining forces with novelist and broadcaster Marcel Theroux for a new tour – Killer Books – which is coming to Aberdeen.

The pair will discuss books that have motivated murder and how fiction can sometimes become fact.

The tour will come to the Tivoli Theatre in the Granite City on Thursday, September 19.

Professor David Wilson will bring his new show with Marcel Theroux to Aberdeen.
Professor David Wilson will bring his new show with Marcel Theroux to Aberdeen.

The show draws on the pair’s unique insights and unparalleled knowledge of both murder and fiction. Tickets are on sale now at ProfessorDavidWilson.co.uk

With a 40-year career in criminal behaviour and host of many television crime shows, including Channel 4’s In The Footsteps of Killers, David Wilson is no stranger to what motivates murderers and the triggers that can set them on a killing spree.

Together with Marcel Theroux – who most recently presented The Playboy Bunny Murder on ITV1 and has over 20 years’ experience in the literary field – they will delve into the realm of murder in fiction, characters, plots and locations that arouse lethal violence in the real world.

Announcing the tour, David Wilson said: “I am delighted to be touring again and am looking forward to once again engaging with the audiences, about true crime, violence and murder.

"And this time I will have a friend along for the ride, who will bring a whole new perspective on the topic.”

Marcel Theroux said: “This will be my first tour and I am so lucky to get to do it with an accomplice like David Wilson.

"I am truly thrilled to be a part of this – it’s such a fascinating topic – and to dive deep into the world of murder and fiction in front of a live audience every night will be a great experience and one I am greatly looking forward to.”


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