"...He's probably one of those weirdos who has a whole bookcase full of reference materials on serial killers and cold cases," said Heiji.

"I mean, when he was talkin' about it to me, he was goin' on about how the motive for murder can transcend the pettiness of human existence and achieve true beauty or somethin'. It was seriously weird. Got real upset with me when I said a lot of murderers were just lowlifes. You know, the type to kill over an inheritance dispute or for control of a company. Or to cover their tracks and try and prevent a scandal."