Cold and calculating serial killer

 By Abhiroop kaur mann 

Cold and calculating serial killer 

Once upon a time, there was a quiet, unassuming man named John who lived in a small town. He had always been a bit of an outsider and had trouble making friends. But nobody suspected that behind his polite demeanor and unremarkable life lay a cold, calculating killer.

John had always been fascinated by death and had an insatiable desire to inflict pain. He began by torturing small animals, but soon moved on to people. His first victim was a hitchhiker he picked up on the side of the road. He took him to an abandoned barn and beat him senseless before slitting his throat.

From there, John's killing spree only escalated. He would lure women to his home, where he would torture them for days before finally killing them. He reveled in their screams and pleas for mercy, drinking in their pain and terror like a drug.

Despite the increasing number of missing persons in the town, nobody suspected John. He was a master of deception, always careful to keep up his innocent facade in public. But inside, he was consumed by a raging darkness that only grew more powerful with each kill.

One day, however, John made a fatal mistake. He left a victim alive, and she was able to identify him to the police. They found evidence of his crimes in his home, and he was arrested and sentenced to life in prison.

But even there, the darkness within John continued to grow. He spent his days plotting and planning, obsessed with the idea of one day breaking out and resuming his killing spree. And as the years passed, his legend only grew, with other serial killers looking up to him as a hero and aspiring to be like him.

In the end, John died in prison, never having gotten the chance to fulfill his twisted dreams. But the horror he unleashed on the world lived on, a reminder of the darkness that lurks within us all.