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| “ | The true identity of the assignment, a serial killer labelled The Censor, is unknown. The nickname The Censor, stems from the only evidence left at each crime scene: a grade on how much the victims have struggled for their lives. From Official Criminal Profile reports, it is believed that he is male, Caucasian and in his early to mid 50's. He is meticulous and methodical, with an obviously high IQ. The reports further assesses he was raised in a dominant household, most likely by a judgement and authoritarian single parent, which presumably left a deep impact on how the suspect picks and "grades" his victims. He has eluded the authorities for many years, but he is beginning to show signs of carelessness and a pattern has started to emerge, which has led authorities to believe that his next mark is somewhere in Whittleton Creek. | „ |
| ~ Diana Burnwood's in-game briefing about the Censor. |
The Censor, also known as the Serial Killer and Joseph Gorski, was the 5th Elusive Target in HITMAN 2 and the main antagonist of The Serial Killer elusive target mission.
The Censor was a serial killer who graded his victims in how much they struggled during their murders. He appeared in Whittleton Creek from October 25th to November 4th, 2019.
He is voiced by Derek Hagen, who also voiced Orson Mills, Blair Reddington, Ajit "AJ" Krish & Blake Nathaniel in the same game & Noel Crest, Agent Montgomery & Jack Roe in HITMAN III.
Biography[]
The Censor is an alias for a psychopathic serial killer obsessed with grading their victims in accordance to how much they struggle during their murder. He was first referred to in a news report from the "Another Life" mission, also set in Whittleton Creek.
During the report, it was mentioned that the highest grade the Censor ever gave to his victims was a B-. He gave this to a retired firefighter, and it was theorised the killings would likely stop once he had given an A+ to one of his victims. The Censor later arrived in Whittleton Creek, hoping to find new victims.
Personality[]
Whilst looking like an ordinary man, the Censor had a strange demeanor. He was an obsessive and sadistic psychopath who was fascinated in the potential of someone struggling in their last moments, as well as their killer instinct.
The Censor also shows pleasure when he discovers potentailly dangerous people among the citizens of Whittleton Creek, and feels pleasure whilst torturing and killing his victims before "grading" them.
He also appears to be a narcissist, as he subtly boasts about his murders to other partygoers as a smug way of displaying his superiority and cunning over other people. He also becomes upset when he isn't given the nickname he wants - he preferred to be called 'the Evaluator'.
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Trivia[]
- In one piece of dialogue, the Censor referred to himself as a local resident named Joseph Gorski. Whether it was his real name or an alias (like Agent 47's "Tobias Rieper" alias) remains unknown.
- Unlike most elusive targets, Diana would not introduce the Censor upon reaching close proximity to him. As his identity was a mystery, the player would have to search the map and listen to clues to discover which NPC was the target of the contract. However, Diana would suggest a particular location of the map as possible "being the place" that the Censor would want to seek a new victim.
- By the time 47 eliminated him, the Censor already had a body count higher than 15.
- The Censor is mentioned in several levels before his Elusive Target appearance, usually in the form of news bulletins.
- The Censor could be considered to be the most evil out of all the Elusive Targets. While the other elusive targets are usually corrupt and motivated by greed, the Censor murders innocent people for no reason, other than for his sick pleasure.
External Links[]
- The Censor on the Hitman Wiki.
