The Axe Murderer

In his now well established style UC Poika spins a long yarn about life as only a psychopath can truly perceive it getting into the mind of the axe murderer, a foul mouthed David Suez who goes from losing everyone he knows even his dog and being suicidal to Saved in spite of a life fraught with cursing, drinking, sex and even a series of axe murders. His “wife,” Peaches Johnson meets him while he is working in a convenience store and they supposedly discover both had premonitions it would happen when they were young. They fall in love and wind up stumbling in on Aggie, an old woman who holds them captive because of her loneliness just as Henry Wintz once held her captive as a love slave for his entire life when she came in contact with him following a rock concert in the park. The house where all of this goes down is finally torn down along with the church it was attached to, and David who lived there is moved to a group home where the lord uses him to understand his past. A psychopath, he writes a book of his life which he made up as he went through it in the first place, placing it in good hands the born again evangelist Janette’s who was a lesbian at the time he met her. David never actually wields the axe first hand except in self-defense and second hand in the only other case that can be deemed his; a nine year old girl named Henrietta’s.