Commissioner Wiktor Forst (Mrozoverse Novels) Intelligence DOC

Wiktor’s character Wiktor Forst is a rebellious police commissioner, known from the works of Remigiusz Mróz. Characterized by a harsh cynicism, a tendency to straddle the line between the law, and a sharp tongue, he is a distinct character, far removed from the stereotypical lawman. He was in a relationship with his boss’s daughter Agata but he left her. He suffered from alcoholism but he went sober and from cigarette addiction which he combats by replacing them with “Big Red” gums. Category doc used Beast of Giewont Original Trilogy Book 1 - “Ekspozycja” Hangman murder On Giewont there has been a naked man found hung from the Giewont’s Cross which is 15 meters high, crime scene technicians have already searched the place and found no trace of a killer (Which would lead people to belive it was suicide), the only thing left unsearched was the body which Commissioner Forst requested to remain where the killer left it because he wanted to see it like the killer did. P1: Leaving a victim in such a spot and removing its dignity is a cry P2: No Killer tries so hard to be seen and wants to be anonymous C: There has to be an autograph or some other type of signature After being asked by a Sergeant if it’s a religious motive Wiktor quickly rejects the idea presenting this reasoning. P1: If this was a religious motive the killer would leave much more than a body, these kinds of people love symbols P2: Body is devoid of symbolism C: Not a religious motive Then …