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According to the [[Book of Murderers]] by [[Magnus Wolfsbane]], the Tailor of [[Maykle]]<ref> | According to the [[Book of Murderers]] by [[Magnus Wolfsbane]], the Tailor of [[Maykle]]<ref>Based upon descriptive text for the [[Stitched]] from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Nathan Okerlund]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> was a [[serial killer]] in [[Maykle]] that killed six [[victim]]s in [[743 BC]]. The bodies were discovered in the victims' respective workplaces, their corpses [[defiled]] with the sewing of their [[eye]]s, noses, and mouths shut. The arms and torso of the [[corpse]]s were also marked by festering wounds upon discovery, though [[suffocation]] was determined as the killing method. Notably, the corpse of [[Master Gullsby White]] had the words "A timely stitch slays six." | ||
Popular rumor holds that the killer was [[Master Eber Alloways]]. Supposedly, he killed the alleged perpetrators in retaliation for setting [[fire]] to his [[shop]] and [[residence]] and subsequently also killing his two daughters [[Petreka and Alsanea]]. The fire was said to have been brought about through the actions of Master Alloways' rivals, so there was motivation | Popular rumor holds that the killer was [[Master Eber Alloways]]. Supposedly, he killed the alleged perpetrators in retaliation for setting [[fire]] to his [[shop]] and [[residence]] and subsequently also killing his two daughters [[Petreka and Alsanea]]. The fire was said to have been brought about through the actions of Master Alloways' rivals, so there was motivation for Alloways to get revenge. However, a dearth of evidence caused the case be dismissed. Also, Alloway is known to have been living in [[Corvia]] at the time of the Tailor's murders. | ||
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According to the Book of Murderers by Magnus Wolfsbane, the Tailor of Maykle[1] was a serial killer in Maykle that killed six victims in 743 BC. The bodies were discovered in the victims' respective workplaces, their corpses defiled with the sewing of their eyes, noses, and mouths shut. The arms and torso of the corpses were also marked by festering wounds upon discovery, though suffocation was determined as the killing method. Notably, the corpse of Master Gullsby White had the words "A timely stitch slays six."
Popular rumor holds that the killer was Master Eber Alloways. Supposedly, he killed the alleged perpetrators in retaliation for setting fire to his shop and residence and subsequently also killing his two daughters Petreka and Alsanea. The fire was said to have been brought about through the actions of Master Alloways' rivals, so there was motivation for Alloways to get revenge. However, a dearth of evidence caused the case be dismissed. Also, Alloway is known to have been living in Corvia at the time of the Tailor's murders.
References
- ↑ Based upon descriptive text for the Stitched from John W. Mangrum's Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror project (contributed by Nathan Okerlund), from posts on the Fraternity of Shadows message board.
