The Case of the Quartering Duke

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Otherwise known as the Quartering Duke Incident, these names are used to refer to the numerous murders committed by the notorious serial killer, the Quartering Duke.

Each occurrence is defined by two key aspects: two simultaneous corpses, and the presence of the Duke's logo on their possessions. After half a year, over 100 lives have been claimed.

The victims have been discovered nationwide, with a stark lack of evidence left behind at the crime scenes. This had led some to believe the killings to be the work of an organization; the truth, however, remains uncertain.

Due to these happenings, the number of people too afraid to go out increases by the day, with some companies even allowing their employees to work remotely.

Upon being designated as a "Q Incident"--a crime capable of throwing the whole country into chaos– the National Police Agency contacted the DA for their assistance in the investigation.