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| “ | I should have come clean sooner! Because you see, when you kill a person, then after those few seconds are over, they're dead. I can't do the same thing to the same person again. But when you BOAST about it, you can BOAST as MANY times AS YOU WANT! And it gets funnier and funnier each time! I can confess about those murders all day! Squeezing the life out of Michael's body… ah, that's a moment I will enjoy forever. Ah…Reliving that feeling when you end a life… it's beautiful. It's glorious. AND IT'S SO FUNNY! (Fred: You never once thought about all the lives you ruined in the process?) I did. And I'm SO PROUD OF IT! Seeing those parents cry, argue, blame each other, leave each other, even take their own lives… HILARIOUS! It's PURE COMEDY! | „ |
| ~ Jonathan Moore sadistically recounting his murders when he is revealed as The Strangler. |
Jonathan Moore (real name Jacob Lucas and nicknamed the Strangler) is the main antagonist of the 2020 mystery web story A Case in Bucksville and a posthumous antagonist in the 2022 web story Project A75. He is a serial child murderer with a knack for strangling children to death.
Biography[]
Past[]
When Jacob Lucas was a teenager, he burned his own family to death because they annoyed him. When he saw their burnt corpses, he became addicted to murder, and he moved to several cities, changed his name each time, and strangled 33 kids to death in each towns while taking pictures. After finishing each killing sprees, he would leave behind the pictures to play with the townspeople.
A Case in Bucksville[]
In the story, after completing the other killing sprees, Jacob moves to Bucksville, changes his name to Jonathan Moore, and starts a new killing spree, using the same pattern as before. During the murders, he plants the pictures he took of his victims in the house of a woman called Jessica Adams and falsely accuses the father of one of his victims for carrying said victim's body out of his house, not to frame them but as a means of playing mind games with the town.
Finally, when Detective Fred Jones begins to realize something off about Jonathan and figure out that he is the killer, Fred makes a plan to catch Jonathan in the act. Once he succeeds in doing so, he interrogates Jonathan, causing Jonathan to go on a wild, disturbing rant about how amazing it is to kill people. He ends the rant asking the police officers to let him commit one more murder in prison if he shows good behavior.
330 Hours[]
Jonathan is mentioned in a newspaper article at the beginning on the story.
Project A75[]
Jonathan does not physically appear in this story, but it is mentioned that he was killed in prison during a fight. A hallucination of him taunts Lenny while the latter is being forced to play mind games by Mr. Pink.
What Makes Him Pure Evil[]
- He burned his own family to death when he was a teenager simply because they annoyed him.
- He strangled over a hundred children to death.
- He played mind games with the townspeople in every towns he targeted just to torment them further.
- Ultimately, after being caught, he felt no remorse for any of his actions and instead rambled on about how fun and hilarious it was to kill people, even asking the police officers to let him commit one more murder in return for "good behavior".
Trivia[]
- So far, Jonathan, Ryan Rhodes, and April are the only Pure Evil villains in the multiverse they are from.
- While Emperor Ginold, Morliss, and Adrianna de la Santos qualify too, The Adventures of a Sword is a separate story within the multiverse.
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30 Days in Spring Unrequited Love A Case in Bucksville The Adventures of a Sword Project A75 | ||