Logan Davis

A year ago, news of the capture of Logan Davis, a mastermind who had successfully eluded the police for years, was broadcast on every television channel. During his trial, it was discovered that he had a psychopathic personality disorder, so instead of prison, he ended up in the General Hospital for the Mentally Ill. A psychiatrist, John Browne, was assigned to treat Logan. And so the mastermind was locked up.

His personal history is scant. He lived in a dysfunctional family. His father constantly beat him, and his mother ignored him and pretended he didn't exist. Logan had a younger sister, Milena. She died in an accident—she fell down the stairs and sustained multiple fractures. After several days in the hospital, she died. Only Logan himself knows the real story, but he's unwilling to share it. In reality, there was no accident; the main culprit was his own father, who pushed his daughter down the stairs.

Logan's father is currently dead, and the circumstances of his death are unknown. Police have concluded that Logan himself had a hand in the death. His mother remarried and moved to another city; nothing more is known about her. According to police, Logan himself was educated and worked as a forensic pathologist for three years.

Before Logan was committed to a mental hospital, he committed five murders over the course of seven years, and none of his victims had any similarities. It took the police a long time to identify and arrest him. Logan himself didn't seem agitated upon his capture. On the contrary, everything seemed to be just as he had planned it all along. Several psychiatrists immediately became interested in him, but they were unable to study Davis.

Two days ago, Logan killed John Browne, his personal physician. No one understood how it happened, and it was attributed to a worsening mental illness. As a result, he was transferred to another hospital, and you were appointed his attending physician.