$fbd|2-Serial Killer $8f0|1-on the loose... $ff1 by D!ck $7ff Police up and down the country have re-opened a number of unsolved murder and suspected suicide cases after a breakthrough was made by D!crosoft using their latest AI computer "Deep Thrift". The machine, capable of scanning, correlating, extrapolating and linking several hundred times faster than the average human, has discovered a pattern in the case reports that has many senior officials believing that a new serial killer has been on the rampage since 1972. Within minutes of being activated, Deep Thrift spotted a pattern in fully two-dozen cases that were either unsolved or had been ruled as suicide. "All of the cases have one thing in common", Mr.Sknom of D!crosoft told us, "without exception the body was found by a man out walking his dog". This leads police to believe that the crimes have been committed by a single perpetrator, who retrieves his dog from a secluded spot near to where the offence took place, and then notifies the author- ities, claming to have made his gruesome discovery while "walking his dog". The dog in question has not been identified, but it is believed by many officers that the offender takes one from any nearby property and replaces it afterwards. Police have asked people to be alert and keep an eye out for a man walking his dog, and to be especially vigilant in parks, woodlands and on beaches, all of which have featured largely in the murders so far committed. "Please do not approach this man", Dtv.Superintendent Bolt said, "He is exteremely dangerous and should not be tackled alone, and his dog might bite too if excited. Please find a policeman and tell him immediately, or you can ring the incident room on 999". While the police are quick to stress that it is unlikely he will strike again now that he has been identified, they nevertheless want people to avoid walking in woods and parks, and near the sea, just as a matter of precaution until this man is apprehended. "Stay home and lock your doors," said DS Bolt, "Just to be safe". $fbe end