/'Penfriendship/' with a serial killer

This is by no means an ordinary book. It revolves around an unusual correspondence with a multiple murderer, directed at readers who may initially flip through the pages or even start from the back. The shocking part: At the beginning, there is a little boy, obviously soft, in need of love, mostly excluded from the circle of his brother's playmates. However, when the new stepfather forbids the mother from showing tenderness towards the son and only treats him with harshness, the child becomes a suitable target for a pedophilic neighbor. In a perverse way, this neighbor exploits the boy's longing to grow up strong and escape all the humiliations of his surroundings. What follows is hell, is inferno. The stories are so incredible that one might want to doubt them repeatedly, yet one comes to the conclusion: If only half of it is true, it is worth it.