Back Bay Murders

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The protagonist grapples with a dark desire for notoriety, contemplating the potential media labels he could earn as a serial killer along the Charles River. As he reflects on the ongoing narrative of accidental drownings, he becomes increasingly fixated on the idea of evading capture while indulging in his sinister impulses. The tension between his longing for recognition and the thrill of his actions drives the story, exploring themes of identity, morality, and the allure of infamy.