Zodiac Murderers Novels & Stories

It's my fault why they weren't able to attend this event. Archmaster just sighed and shook his head. “Let’s not waste our time to people who aren’t here. Let’s have Ms. Deborah Castro. She’s the chosen Taurus, the bull of the Zodiacs.” He didn't waited for much time and moved over to the next zodiac. Aw, I was the one who should be blamed here.

She trembled slightly but quickly returned to her calm demeanor. Immediately, under the shock of everyone, Mrs. Zonder slowly stood up and admitted. "I was the murderer.” Finn was at a loss. This ending was somewhat different from what he expected. Mrs. Zonder confessed her motive for the murder. "I’ve been working in Sycamore Annex for many years and was mainly responsible for Ms. Josie's diet and daily life. I have a strong affection for Ms. Josie. That night, it was the middle of the night when I saw Hiroshi assaulting Ms. Josie. My hate for Hiroshi crept up on me and the malicious intent was formed—"

“Yes, Luna. He's been questioned and he says that he killed those four people because the moon goddess told him to do so.” I chuckled. “The moon goddess told him to do so? What a liar! The moon goddess is benevolent and kind. How could she tell him to kill?” “I don't believe this murderer met the moon goddess. However, his parents has been questioned and they said since he was a little boy, he's always thought he had a special connection to the moon goddess and could hear her voice.” I thought deeply. “I thought this murderer happened to have deep sickening thoughts towards those people that he killed but it turns out that he had a mental disorder.”

“Back when I was younger and first started my life as a serial killer, I didn’t work alone. I had a partner—a friend. We’d grown up together, best friends since middle school. We managed to avoid getting caught by the authorities by pretending to be one solitary killer, and we took turns with each kill so we would always have an alibi. “I’m sure you’re probably thinking we just stole this idea from the Scream movies, but this was even before Kevin Williamson spawned that particular franchise. In truth, we stole the idea from my partner’s father. He claimed, privately to us, that he and a friend had committed the Zodiac killings in the sixties and early seventies. I have no idea if his claim

These actions cannot be explained, Navpreet,’ said the inspector gloomily, casting an eye on the mountains. The sub-inspector gave a stiff nod and carefully studied the inspector who seemed to be lost in contemplation. ‘From what I have seen, murders are of two types,’ said the inspector, the tips of his fingers coming together. ‘First are the unplanned ones, committed by people who were suffocated in some way by the acts of the would-be victims. When they see an opportunity, their fear is eclipsed by the pain they have suffered and they strike.’

I went in and saw a similar newspaper lying on the table. When I opened it to the page where I saw Rhio’s face, the complete heading read… SUMMIT MASSACRE. I scanned through the article and passed by a summary of the Zel Cantheliz Massacre. Below it was the writer’s extended commentary that said… “The Zel Cantheliz lineage carries the genes of the devil. They are inhumane beings who bring forth merciless activities. They are bloodlust predators…Animals…” My knees weakened and the newspaper slipped from my hands. Rhio wasn’t like that.

he replied, hinting with annoyance. “Do you also ask your innocent victims like this before you kill them?” With that, he remained silent. “Innocent,” he scoffed. I know that my patience is just hanging by a thread, this monster is now acting as a scissor to cut it. “You don’t have to explain yourself cause, either way, I won’t get it.” I smiled sarcastically. “Don’t think too highly of your kind,” he said. “We kill murderers, that’s just fair.” I shrugged and tried to read his expression.

Most of her hair had turned gray, and her eyes looked hollow. The prosecutor charged her with intentional homicide. The evidence was overwhelming. Her lawyer argued that she only intended to teach me a lesson, and she didn't mean to kill anyone. It was a case of mistaken target. The prosecutor stood up and spoke firmly. "She intended to kill an innocent child. That constitutes intentional homicide. A mistaken target does not change the nature of the crime. Moreover, the child she killed was her own son." There were gasps in the courtroom. Esther lowered her head. Her shoulders trembled.

The male detective chuckled in a mocking way, "We're working on it, Zayne. We'll bring evidences and prove that you murdered those people. You werewolves, you horrible creatures, think you can just murder people randomly like it's some sport and get away with it. Not this time buddy." I could hear Zayne's heart beat erratically and I could feel all sort of emotions from him, anger, bitterness, outrage and grief. "The three people who were killed, are related to you. One student was your rival in your football team, Atlas, the other was part of your biology project team and Marie, well, you visited her shop regularly. I also heard that sometime ago, there was a rumor that you killed a friend

"Yes, there are some who want money. Some who are just plain crazy. Some who like killing for the sake of it." I know where this is going. "And some who want to kill just because they hate non-humans?" She nods. "Yes. They're called purists." "So, the Silver Hunters have all these different factions within the group... And no one knows anything about them?" "Not until they're in your face." Alice stops walking. "Until it's too late." Ice fills my veins, and the wolf in the woods comes to mind. Was that a normal animal I saw? Or something else?