Summary of The Men Who Killed Me

The Men Who Killed Me is a true crime memoir by Jerry Langton about his life as a police detective and the criminals he tracked down. Langton recounts his experiences in the homicide division of the Toronto Police Service and the stories behind some of his most high-profile cases, including the arrest of serial killer Paul Bernardo and the investigation of the infamous drug dealer, "King of Kensington" John Nunziata. Langton also provides insight into the inner workings of the criminal justice system, the challenges of being a police officer and the psychological toll it can take. Ultimately, Langton’s memoir is a powerful and inspiring account of one man’s determination to bring justice to the streets of Toronto.