WolfsBane

There were mysterious murders taking place at District 12 every last weekend of the month and the serial killer was at large.



"Our killer was not just deliberately peeling of the face of his victims. He was also eviscerating their body and purging out their organs, particularly their hearts. It was like the killer wanted to remove everything that made one human."


Two people who used to be high school friends and also shared a painful past; both lost a loved one on an incident that happened six years ago decided to join hands to solve this mystery.

One was retired a forensic anthropologist who turned a  new leaf and chose to become a professor at a medical school


While the other was a former law enforcement officer who had decided to be into seminary and was just a step away from becoming an officially ordained priest

Will they be able to identify the notorious killer that lurked the shadows of their district???

PS pic's not mine.
Credit goes to the rightful owner

The Killing at District 12

"Based on what evidence?" "Based on . . ."

"Prior complaints, this says," the director says, leafing through Ricardo Navato's file.

"Yes, sir, and . . ." "Circumstantial evidence."

Lastimosa closes the file, then pushes it away from him. "In other words—nothing."

"That's right," Mapa says, slapping the director's desk for emphasis, then turning to him. "Sir, we should file an administrative case against him immediately—"

"Shut up, Philip." "Excuse me, sir?"

Mapa is dense enough to feel offended. "But I—"

"Whatever negligence and stupidity Ben here got up to, he got up to under your watch. It's command responsibility, Philip. You might have heard of the concept; if not, I suggest you look it up. It means that if any administrative cases are going to be filed, your name will be right on top of the list."

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