The Reykjavik Confessions: The Incredible True Story of Iceland’s Most Notorious Murder Case

Based On The Celebrated Bbc News Investigation 'gripping And Bitingly Cold... Full Of Fine Detail And Outrage' – Sunday Times 'gripping' - Evening Standard A True Story Of False Memories. ‘over Decades And Decades In Iceland People Have Gone Missing Without Anyone Finding Anything Out. They Just Sort Of Disappear...’ In 1974, 18-year-old Gudmundur Disappears After A Boozy Night In A Fishing Town Near Reykjavik. Eleven Months Later Geirfinnur, A Quiet Family Man, Goes Missing From Keflavik Harbour In The Southwest Of Iceland After Being Summoned By A Mysterious Phone Call From Home. Both Men Are Eventually Presumed Dead, But Their Bodies Are Never Found. This Quiet Island Is In An Uproar - Two Disappearances With No Forensics, No Leads, No Clue What Has Happened. Soon, The Vanishings Set In Motion An Almost Surreal Series Of Events, A Remarkable Tale Of Corruption, Forced Confession, False Memory And Madness That Stretches Over 40 Years. Based On Author Simon Cox's Celebrated Bbc News Investigation, The Reykjavik Confessions Is A Chilling Journey Of Discovery Into A Dark Corner Of Icelandic History, And A Riveting True-crime Thriller That Will Have You Gripped Until The Very Last Page.