No motive
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Last published Thu, Aug 1, 2024
From the point of view of the killer.
This story follows a homicide detective who happens to be a serial killer with a growing kill streak, only he changes his MO for every kill. It gets annoying but he doesn't want to get caught now does he?
He doesn't fight his urge, he thinks he's doing a good thing all while locking up people who are just like him.
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