<a href="//www.creativefreedomrpg.com/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&amp;u=98304">@Shadow_Heart</a><br/><br/>Ruedeli Antoni Zwielfelhofer had been a well-liked businessman in his community, with no enemies whatsoever, and that was just the beginning as to why his murder had puzzled police investigators for months.<br/><br/>How could a man be mauled by wild animals, not only in an area that had no large predators, but in a locked room, as well?<br/><br/>No signs of forced entry, no foreign fingerprints or DNA, not even unusual connections that could justify a motif - unless you could accuse an animal rights activist of committing such a gory crime, but obviously, his bill was also completely clean.<br/><br/>Aaron Annos was a harmless man as far as authorities were concerned. He had moved from Great Britain to Switzerland a year earlier from the occurrence, to kick-start a non-profit for the benefit of stray dogs, and now ran a humane no kill shelter, thanks to the donations of several philanthropists.<br/><br/>Mr. Zwielfelhofer had been one of them, signing a small pledge to Mr. Annos' organization six months prior to his assassination, and that had been their only connection.<br/><br/>But also, it had been one of the three elements out of the ordinary in the period that preceded the murder.<br/><br/>First, his business, which had been near to bankruptcy, flourished overnight, only to suddenly fall back into the slump five months later.<br/><br/>It was over that month that the signs of psychosis commenced: over the first three weeks, he alleged to be hearing wolves howling whenever he went. On the final week, he began seeing a pack of black wolves circling his house, even going to the point of locking his entire family inside for the two nights before his death.<br/><br/>Police's final verdict was insanity driven suicide, and the investigation were dropped.<br/><br/>But some pieces of the puzzle were more than clearly still missing…