No Mercy, No Remorse is a documentary film that examines the life and crimes of Paul Charles Denyer, a serial killer who terrorized the town of Frankston, Australia in the early 1990s. Through interviews with investigators, journalists, and surviving family members of Denyer's victims, the film explores the psycho-social factors that contributed to Denyer's evolution into a cold-blooded murderer.
Denyer's crimes shook the small seaside town of Frankston to its core, with residents living in fear of the "Frankston Killer" who was targeting young women. In a span of two months, Denyer brutally murdered three young women, strangling them and mutilating their bodies in the process.
The documentary explores Denyer's childhood, his troubled relationship with his mother, and his fascination with violence and death. It also delves into the investigation that led to his arrest and subsequent conviction, including the forensic evidence that was used against him in court.
The title of the film, No Mercy, No Remorse, reflects the brutal nature of Denyer's crimes and the lack of remorse he displayed for his actions. The documentary seeks to shed light on the horrific events that took place in Frankston and to honor the memories of Denyer's victims.
