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

SEVENTEEN VICTIMS, But only few names.

Laid out on a whiteboard like this, with the photographs, the dates, the details written in Daniel's slanty handwriting inside neat squares, it's almost like any other chart or table, dry and cold and dull.

Except they all know what each of these squares represents; they've all seen it—or what's left of it—with their own eyes.

They're sitting in a conference room at the Bureau: Santina and Mikael, Daniel, James and Officer Aragon, and Mayor Valir.

They are transfixed by the grid on the whiteboard, the room silent save for the drone of an old air conditioner.

Officer Aragon is the first to speak.

"Well, we have identified most of them. What do we know about them?"

James takes his glasses off and begins cleaning them with a handkerchief.

"They all lived in the vicinity of the dumpsite: All poor. Two trash pickers. The rest is on that grid."

ANOTHER DISCOVERY