Changes: Ten Commandments Killer

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Ten Commandments Killer is an appellation for the perpetrator of the serial murders investigated by John Lowe. It is a character in Hotel.

Story

A man purporting to be the killer has been toying with John Lowe since the detective began his investigation into a violent crime of murder and excision. First leading him on a wild goose chase to the Hotel Cortez; then, through an impersonated text from his wife, to a home with the crucified and disemboweled corpses of two men. There a man, perhaps the caller, was seen in anachronistic attire before he escaped.

Victims

Unidentified Unmarried Couple - A dead woman impaled with a spear with her hands nailed to the headboard while astride her lover below; a man still living with his eyes and tongue removed and his chemically tumescent member affixed with adhesive inside his partner.
Two Unidentified Males - Two men, both disemboweled and hung crucifixion style on their respective bedposts.
Martin Gamboa - His head was caved in with an undiscovered blunt instrument and sexually assaulted with something (perhaps the murder weapon) that left traces of gold paint in his rectum. John Lowe suspects a connection but it is as yet unconfirmed.

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-* Martin Gamboa - His head was caved in with an undiscovered blunt instrument and sexually assaulted with something (perhaps the murder weapon) that left traces of gold paint in his rectum.
 * Unidentified Unmarried Couple - A dead woman impaled with a spear with her hands nailed to the headboard while astride her lover below; a man still living with his eyes and tongue removed and his chemically tumescent member affixed with adhesive inside his partner.
 * Two Unidentified Males - Two men, both disemboweled and hung crucifixion style on their respective bedposts.
+* Martin Gamboa - His head was caved in with an undiscovered blunt instrument and sexually assaulted with something (perhaps the murder weapon) that left traces of gold paint in his rectum. John Lowe suspects a connection but it is as yet unconfirmed.