Copy of a Crime

Detective Arthur Fisher discovers that a murdered body has been arranged with impossible geometric precision inside an abandoned textile mill.

To everyone else, it is a homicide.

To Arthur, it is a composition.

As new victims appear across the city, each positioned according to an increasingly complex mathematical design, Arthur uncovers fragments of an obscure philosophy that treats the human body as a tool for imposing perfect order upon an imperfect world. The crime scenes are not random. They are coordinates.

While his colleagues search for suspects, Arthur becomes consumed by the elegance of the pattern itself. Streets become grids. Buildings become equations. The city transforms into a vast diagram waiting to be completed.

But the deeper he follows the design, the more dangerous a realization emerges:

The killer may not be creating the pattern for the victims.

The pattern may have been created for Arthur.

A dark psychological thriller about obsession, symmetry, and the thin line between understanding evil and becoming part of it.