Azrael
As the Angel of Death, Azrael appears to the victims of The Butcher shortly before their murders as a clean-cut young man in a grey suit. His presence frightens some and seems almost welcome by others. He leaves a single, fall-colored leaf from the Tree of Life on the bodies of each of the victims which bear their individual names. Charlie Hobbes catches glimpses of the Archangel at several of the crime scenes, seeing him as a massive, robed specter with great grey wings.
Azrael
As the Angel of Death, Azrael appears to the victims of The Butcher shortly before their murders as a clean-cut young man in a grey suit. His presence frightens some and seems almost welcome by others. He leaves a single, fall-colored leaf from the Tree of Life on the bodies of each of the victims which bear their individual names. Charlie Hobbes catches glimpses of the Archangel at several of the crime scenes, seeing him as a massive, robed specter with great grey wings.
Azrael
As the Angel of Death, Azrael appears to the victims of The Butcher shortly before their murders as a clean-cut young man in a grey suit. His presence frightens some and seems almost welcome by others. He leaves a single, fall-colored leaf from the Tree of Life on the bodies of each of the victims which bear their individual names. Charlie Hobbes catches glimpses of the Archangel at several of the crime scenes, seeing him as a massive, robed specter with great grey wings.
Azrael
As the Angel of Death, Azrael appears to the victims of The Butcher shortly before their murders as a clean-cut young man in a grey suit. His presence frightens some and seems almost welcome by others. He leaves a single, fall-colored leaf from the Tree of Life on the bodies of each of the victims which bear their individual names. Charlie Hobbes catches glimpses of the Archangel at several of the crime scenes, seeing him as a massive, robed specter with great grey wings.
