Judge of Judgment

In the small town, a serial killer kills the seemingly decent citizens. He compiles the indictment himself, formulates the verdict, which he executes with his own hands, and pronounces it. Not a single victim is innocent, and very much dries on their souls. The perpetrator, who calls himself a Judge of Judgment, will be popular in the eyes of many, a kind of hero of his folk tales today, for if the law does not punish the wicked, the Judge will do it for them. He will have a camp, his fans will attack, but when the people of the law are already among his victims, the public mood will be divided. The matter is swelling a national affair, and the Judge is pleased with the role of justice. It is slowly becoming clear that there is no one behind it, perhaps not just anyone in the country or even in the Union. It is no coincidence that the subtitle "Unusual Crime Novel" certainly does not end in the way we would expect from a criminal. We'll find out who the killer is, but it's better if only readers of the Judge know this secret!