The Last Supper with a Psychopath

I approached 'The Last Supper with a Psychopath' with a mix of fascination and trepidation. As a true crime enthusiast, I was drawn to the unique perspective of the narrator, a criminologist who found himself in a situation most of us could only imagine. Virtual Voice's narration is steady and measured, perfectly capturing Webster's calm, analytical tone. However, this clinical delivery can sometimes feel a bit too detached, making it difficult to fully connect with the emotional weight of the story. Despite this, the audiobook is a compelling listen, offering a rare, fly-on-the-wall view of a convicted murderer. The pacing is excellent, building tension as Webster navigates his dinner with the psychopath. The production is minimalistic, allowing Webster's story to take center stage. However, I found the lack of any musical interludes or sound effects to be a missed opportunity to enhance the atmosphere of this chilling tale.