I was referring to the execution of Roggvir at Solitude, but Markarth could qualify as well.

I was speaking primarily of Solitude.

Good call. Mo's mace is much more menacing.

I know, I was kidding.

I wouldn't go so far as saying that Roggvir's execution was murder per say.

As far as the Empire goes it was lawful to be honest. You might not like that but that is just how it goes.

I tend to see things from both perspectives in order to try to avoid a debate and somehow both sides still debate and bash me at the same time for looking at both sides.

I'm not going to bash anybody, and there's no need for a debate here. I simply shared that Roggvir broke no law, and neither did Ulfric (at least at the time of the challenge. Obviously rebellion is a crime). Roggvir will be remembered as the only guard in Solitude with a real grasp of Nord law and justice, and his death was merely an act out of grief from Elisif. And don't get me wrong, I love Elisif. She didn't deserve to lose her husband, and I feel pity for her, but killing Roggvir was unjust and an act of insecurity.

I created a movie type of serial killer, he wears the black execution hood, black gloves, the blacksmiths apron with the white shirt, and switches between a one hand wood axe or the headsman axe....needless to say that his murders are anything but clean and quiet

He wears Namiras ring to feast on his victims and only hunts at night, in day time he wears normal clothes as he seeks out his prey.

If you were to play an orc, you could have your character murder once a day in a blind bloodlust with berserker, then the rest of the time have him be a sweet gentle and somewhat simple man, desperately just wanting to fit in with the nice civilised folk and trying to suppress the primal beast inside. Namira's ring a nice fit to make his dirty little secret all the dirtier.