Dr.

We found the naked body face down in the park, exactly where the college students said it would be.

Pieces of bones stuck out the sides of the mouth like mandibles.

The arms were twisted and broken to resemble antenna.

Other body parts from a second body, sewn on haphazardly,

but also with the craftsmanship of his surgeon

were sticking out from the abdomen and waist,

bent up to mimic the legs of a stick insect.

The bottom half was just as grotesque.

Legs bent backwards with bones protruding the kneecaps and thighs.

Bits of teeth designed to replicate a hardened shell upon the man's back.

Perhaps the worst part was that he had no skin.

He had been stripped down to the muscle like a piece of meat

and then it was used as sort of a leathery exoskeleton for the torso and to cover the facial features.

My partner excused himself to vomit the moment he saw the nightmarish abomination,

but all that concerned me was the latest clue. when he saw the nightmarish abomination.

But all that concerned me was the latest clue.

Written in the victim's blood was the Latin name of the newest species to enter the collection.

Andulay, Revorendous, likely telling me that the deceased was a priest of some kind.

This would make five and under two months that we had attempted to tackle, none of them solved.

All of them relating to the mysterious serial killer who left only these

tags as a moniker.

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