The Eleventh Aggression (2009)

Taken from police archives of a real series of brutal murders that occurred over a period of eleven years, the tense story laid out by critically acclaimed director, Charles Peterson (White Rabbit, Creep, Laws of Deception and more), reflects a new style of storytelling. Quick paced, and slickly presented, this study in human nature and not-so-humane actions focuses on just how difficult it is for modern law enforcement to cope with the never-ending ability of mankind to devise new ways to force hurt upon us all. "The Eleventh Aggression" tells the twisted story of a Vietnam Era, special services operative - Jeffrey Walters - who assumes the role of a serial killer. Walters simply can't control his rage and he boils over the normal human anger response meter.