Executioner

Bronwyn was not born a murderer. She just became one when her father died in an accident caused by a drug overdose. Or rather, was she? Her mentor and compatriot, an old man that had seen his wife commit suicide after the drug overdose deaths of their two sons, did not think so.

Yet the debate became a major point of discussion by journalists as well as the average person. The key point of the debate was focused on the fact that the people Bronwyn killed were all intimately involved in the drug trade. Unfortunately, Commissioner Harper and his people found the deaths of so many drug-related people conferred upon him and his staff quite a dilemma.

On the one hand these people had been murdered which was against the law he was sworn to uphold. Yet on the other hand, those same people had caused many deaths as a result of their drug activities whether selling, transporting, coordinating or financing. Still, as each murder occurred, it opened up new avenues for the police to explore outside of the drug related activities.

Inadvertently one major avenue opened up focused on art smuggling. This avenue led Commissioner Harper’s teams to many additional prominent people who collected art just for the sake of being able to look at it and/or display their wealth. For the investigative lead, DCI Radey, this case tried all her skills as well as her dedication to justice in her efforts to identify Bronwyn and bring her to justice when one could argue Bronwyn was helping to bring justice for all those who had lost loved ones to drugs.