J. D. Barker - A hatodik night

In the final part of the trilogy, the details of the past come to light at breakneck speed, and the motive of the Four Monkey Killers is finally revealed.

In Detective Sam Porter, the text "Forgive me, Father!" evokes long-forgotten memories, the deliberately buried past. For Anson Bishop, these three words connect childhood with the present, while lifting the veil on the truth that has been hidden for decades.

This text left next to the bodies suggests that the victims were killed by the same killer, but they are discovered at the same time in Chicago and South Carolina. If the same killer killed them, how did he bridge the distance of a thousand miles?

Meanwhile, the Chicago Police Department and the FBI are in complete turmoil: a closed hospital, a rogue cop, and corruption at the highest levels. When Anson Bishop, the suspect in the infamous 4MGY serial murders, turns himself in, he comes up with a surprising story that turns the investigation on its head and changes the lives of everyone involved.