“I consider myself a businessman not a criminal, and I know I never killed good people.”

The words of Charles Sobhraj, a charismatic, dangerous young man awaiting trial of violence and crime from Saigon to Paris, Beirut to New Delhi, Hong Kong to Katmandu. The ‘60s and 70s saw the emergence of personal freedom for thousands of young people to travel the world, to experience different cultures and meet new people. Some met Sobhraj.