I understand the risks involved. I won't put myself in unnecessary danger.
[ Of course, she says that, but actually doing it is a different thing entirely. ]
Well, I'll start with what I know. Frankie Nichols was the first known victim, but his actual identity is unknown, so he's simply referred to as that for convenience. News headlines from around the time of the first murders eventually dubbed him as the faceless killer, because of the way that the faces were disfigured. They were all killed the same way-- with a garrote. He's estimated to have killed between ten to fifteen people before he was finally arrested, but the police don't know for sure.
Beyond that, the news articles don't go into very much detail. I'd like any information you can provide about the limits of his powers. What kind of people is he drawn to? Does he adopt his victim's persona completely, or is there something you could consider to be the core of his personality? I was told to bring proof of his identity, but I'm not sure what would count...
And... [ She's silent for a long moment. ] Do you think he understands exactly what he's done?
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timeasmymeasure
i ran some of this by Kelly before. :D
Date: 2011-07-02 10:47 am (UTC)[ Of course, she says that, but actually doing it is a different thing entirely. ]
Well, I'll start with what I know. Frankie Nichols was the first known victim, but his actual identity is unknown, so he's simply referred to as that for convenience. News headlines from around the time of the first murders eventually dubbed him as the faceless killer, because of the way that the faces were disfigured. They were all killed the same way-- with a garrote. He's estimated to have killed between ten to fifteen people before he was finally arrested, but the police don't know for sure.
Beyond that, the news articles don't go into very much detail. I'd like any information you can provide about the limits of his powers. What kind of people is he drawn to? Does he adopt his victim's persona completely, or is there something you could consider to be the core of his personality? I was told to bring proof of his identity, but I'm not sure what would count...
And... [ She's silent for a long moment. ] Do you think he understands exactly what he's done?