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* CompleteMonster: [[IndirectSerialKiller Ernest Rogin]] is the head of the [[MurderInc Montana Mutual insurance company]], which acts as a front for [[ProfessionalKiller his assassination business]]. Rogin forces [[TerminallyIllCriminal terminally ill patients]] into being his pet assassins, or else their insurance won't be paid to their families, and is perfectly happy ruining the lives of desperate people who just want to provide for their families. Rogin's assassins end up cutting a path of destruction across the city, from a drive-by shooting that kills a woman to a bludgeoned real estate agent, and the shooting of a travel sales agent that leads to an entire room taken hostage and threatened. When Rogin is confronted by Dr. Mark Sloan and his son Steve to try and stop his latest killer from taking out their victim, Rogin shrugs and holds it over their heads in an attempt to weasel out of consequences, stating that her death "won't be on my conscience. I don't have one"

* CompleteMonster: [[IndirectSerialKiller Ernest Rogin]] is the head of the [[MurderInc Montana Mutual insurance company]], which acts as a front for [[ProfessionalKiller his assassination business]]. Rogin forces [[TerminallyIllCriminal terminally ill patients]] into being his pet assassins, or else their insurance won't be paid to their families, and is perfectly happy ruining the lives of desperate people who just want to provide for their families. Rogin's assassins end up cutting a path of destruction across the city, from a drive-by shooting that kills a woman to a bludgeoned real estate agent; and the shooting of a travel sales agent that leads to an entire room taken hostage and threatened. When Rogin is confronted by Dr. Mark Sloan and his son Steve to try and stop his latest killer from taking out their victim, Rogin shrugs and holds it over their heads in an attempt to weasel out of consequences, stating that her death "won't be on my conscience. I don't have one"

* CompleteMonster: [[IndirectSerialKiller Ernest Rogin]] is the head of the [[MurderInc Montana Mutual insurance company]], which acts as a front for [[ProfessionalKiller his assassination business]]. Rogin forces [[TerminallyIllCriminal terminally ill patients]] into being his pet assassins, or else their insurance won't be paid to their families, and is perfectly happy running the lives of desperate people who just want to provide for their families. Rogin's assassins end up cutting a path of destruction across the city, from a drive-by shooting that kills a woman; a bludgeoned real estate agent; and the shooting of a travel sales agent that leads to an entire room taken hostage and threatened. When Rogin is confronted by Dr. Mark Sloan and his son Steve to try and stop his latest killer from taking out their victim, Rogin shrugs and holds it over their heads in an attempt to weasel out of consequences, stating that her death "won't be on my conscience. I don't have one"

* CompleteMonster: [[ProfessionalKiller Ernest Rogin]] is the head of the [[MurderInc Montana Mutual insurance company]], which acts as a front for his assassination business. Rogin forces [[TerminallyIllCriminal terminally ill patients]] into being his pet assassins, or else their insurance won't be paid to their families, and is perfectly happy ruining the lives of desperate people who just want to provide for their families. Rogin's assassins end up cutting a path of destruction across the city, from a drive-by shooting that kills a woman to a bludgeoned real estate agent and the shooting of a travel sales agent that leads to an entire room taken hostage and threatened. When Rogin is confronted by Dr. Mark Sloan and his son Steve to try and stop his latest killer from taking out their victim, Rogin shrugs and holds it over their heads in an attempt to weasel out of consequences, stating that her death "won't be on my conscience. I don't have one"

* CompleteMonster: [[ProfessionalKiller Ernest Rogin]] is the head of the [[MurderInc Montana Mutual insurance company]], which acts as a front for his assassination business. Rogin forces [[TerminallyIllCriminal terminally ill patients]] into being his pet assassins, or else their insurance won't be paid to their families, and is perfectly happy running the lives of desperate people who just want to provide for their families. Rogin's assassins end up cutting a path of destruction across the city, from a drive-by shooting that kills a woman; a bludgeoned real estate agent; and the shooting of a travel sales agent that leads to an entire room taken hostage and threatened. When Rogin is confronted by Dr. Mark Sloan and his son Steve to try and stop his latest killer from taking out their victim, Rogin shrugs and holds it over their heads in an attempt to weasel out of consequences, stating that her death "won't be on my conscience. I don't have one"