Tony Kowalski

The Killer, a character in the Crimes of Passion series, is Sonja Dormer's killer. He is first seen in Chapter 1.

Appearance
The killer wears a long black and golden cultist robe with a hood, a golden belt, and black clothes underneath. He also wears a golden goat skull mask with horns and three circles on the forehead.

Personality
Nothing is known about him yet, but he can be considered cold and psychotic given that he murders Sonja in cold blood and in a very brutal matter. He can also be considered fanatic because of his excessive, single-minded and extreme religious cause. During your fight with him in Chapter 5, he claims that he will "ascend" and tells an unknown deity to "give him strength", showcasing that he believes his religious mission gives him power and will prevent him from facing justice.

Crimes of Passion

 * Chapter 1: Cross Your Heart
 * Chapter 2: Follow My Lead
 * Chapter 5: Up In Flames
 * Chapter 6: Sleep When You're Dead (Mentioned)

Sonja Dormer
He is Sonja's killer. He kidnapped her, tied her underneath the Calloway museum during a gala, and when she tried to escape, he murdered her by stabbing her, cutting her heart out of her chest, and then hanging her. Shortly before dying, Sonja recognized her killer.

Bethany Delgado
He is Bethany's killer. He killed her by stabbing her in the chest with a kris as she prepared for a meeting with you and Trystan. He took great care to isolate Bethany, switching the room plates so that his execution was not interrupted.

Mahra
The killer seems to be worshipping unnamed goddesses, and he gives them Sonja's heart as an offering by placing it in their shrine. He then promises them many more, presumably from killing more people. In Chapter 6, the goddesses are identified as Mahra.

Known Victims

 * Sonja Dormer (Murdered via being exsanguinated)
 * Bethany Delgado (Murdered via being stabbed)
 * Your Character (Non-fatally attacked)

Miscellaneous

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Trivia

 * His crimes include kidnapping, murder, attempted murder, and arson.