The Story Of Varlosovic: The Spy Of Serbia

We captured Kristan Varlosovic on the border attempting to escape to Bosnia. Thanks to intelligence gained from civilian informants in Slavonski Brod. In his time spent in the box we had launched him in, he had maintained a deadly calm. Quite odd for a captured spy who was going to be tortured. Though Varlosovic was not a normal spy for Serbia. We had information he was a weapon of sorts, to say the least. Varlosovic's body count was 200 confirmed kills in a period of 3 years. This was a small village in Croatia to provide a perspective. One would argue it’s impossible, though I wouldn’t berate the body count.

Our government had brought him to Zagreb in the hope of cracking his secrets. The building we threw him in was a run down car manufacturing plant. Unknown to the public it was a government mandated site to be used for any black operations. The building was a resounding success up until the day we brought Varlosovic in. Throwing him in the basement of the building was thought to be our best bet to stop his escape. Though we had another problem with the capture of Varlosovic.
Offering our government 5 captured Croatian spies in return for Varlosovic. In another time this proposal would’ve been acceptable, but this was different times. This was worse than the Cold war. The Serbs had assigned me Milos Didic to extract information from Varlosovic. They told me to do so by any means necessary. I had been through this process before with much success and no casualties. But nothing I had learned would prepare me for Varlosovic. He was a special type of insane. No sane person kills 200 people unless they’ve gone insane or lost their