Well, Serial Killers come up innocent under investigation in the first place, so if we had a cop he wouldn't be able to do much.  

I'm thinking: Why don't we use Vetteman to kill someone we chose?  That way, he can maybe prove he's pro-town, and if he doesn't do it we lynch him (if he doesn't get killed by the mafia).

So it's counterproductive adding a known pro-town to a list trying to narrow down scum sin't it?  

How would that prove I am pro-town?   I could just be a serial killer going along with the towns plans?

Did I miss sabby's response? Six hours ended a long time ago...

Regarding God_of_War: what story are you referring to?  I'd look it up, but I'm at work right now (short on time), so I'm not sure what you're referring to.

Regarding theRepublic:  If I recall correctly, he wasn't the only person to object strenuously to your proposal, and in fact I think other people voted to lynch you that day as well.  Is there any additional reason that you singled him out?

Regarding stefl:  we're working off the assumption that the roles he's found are pro-town or not.  Admittedly, I believe all roles are mafia-eligible, so our reliance may be misplaced.  Moreover, we know from Nikells that stefl's powers seem to be on the fritz at the moment.  On the other hand, he did find the Godfather for us.

I also voted for Vetteman initially which is why I'm surprised that I wasn't targeted instead of GodofWar last night. Vetteman seemed to be pretty sure I was guilty during the day, yet he didn't target me during the night when he had the chance.

I honestly can't decide if this is a cunning move by a serial killer or not. Unless I'm mistaken: since our proper cop is already dead there's no way to know if he's genuinely a vigilante or not?

No I will not be able to,  like I said I have limitations on my abilities.

I'm confident that we will lynch a mafia today.  There are several reasons why I think sabby is mafia, but I'd like to begin by pointing out that either he is lying about being the bus driver or he is the mafia's bus driver. 

The decisions he's claimed simply do not add up.  On Night One he switched Final-Fan and stefl?  Why?  We didn't know until Day Two that stefl had a useful power, so it couldn't have been to protect stefl.  He suspected Final-Fan?  No, because Final-Fan wasn't acting particularly suspiciously that day: his death was fortunate, but neither he nor Khuutra gave themselves away before their deaths.  And why wouldn't he choose to protect Khuutra if he was pro-town and actually is a bus driver?   He's trying to take credit for helping the town by protecting stefl, but Khuutra's post-mortem post makes it clear that Khuutra had, in fact, wanted to kill Final-Fan ("I got you [Final-Fan]!"). This completely contradicts stefl's claim that F-F's death was the unintended result of sabby's actions!

Sabby's other claimed decisions also don't add up.   On Day Two he chose to protect hatmoza?  Again, why?  Hatmoza barely played that day, so I don't see why you could logically consider him to be a particularly big target.  By contrast, several other players had made themselves more obvious targets, such as theRepublic, and we were all convinced that stefl was the cop.  So why would a pro-town Bus Driver, who had previously "protected" stefl, suddenly change his action to someone else?  It's like confessing that he wanted stefl to die! 

His alleged Day Three actions are also questionable.  Not only did he continue to not protect stefl, but he targeted two people who, by his own admission, he both suspected.   Where is the logic in this?  He feared that a bad guy might get targeted, so he swapped him for another bad guy?  Bull.

I'd also like to add that sabby is acting very, very differently than he did in the last game he played.  In the previous game, he was pro-town, and he aggressively pursued people who he thought were mafia: he stayed on Final-Fan's nuts throughout that game, evidence-to-the-contrary be damned.  And yet here he's very much been keeping a low profile, like he's making a point of not making any waves.  His biggest contribution to Day One was to try to end the day; I'm hard pressed to think of what else he's added to help us.  And I'm sure I'm not the only person who briefly forgot at some point that he was even playing.

To summarize: every one of the night actions sabby's claimed to have taken are complete BS, and his day actions are a complete 180 of how he performed when he was pro-town. 

Vote: sabby