The Phantom of Hiobron

Of 18 homicides investigated by the hiobrom police in two thousand seven, the murder of michel kiseveta was the only one left unsolved. A reward of ten thousand uros, which was later increased to 15 thousand, was offered for any information leading to the identification of the phantom. Her dene was found at other crime scenes, including the theft of a car and computer equipment from a school in the german town of zarland. Anyone else arrested in relation to these crimes refused to name the phantom. The chief superintendent overseeing special commission parking lot said: "We are as baffled as everyone else about how her deana came to be there"