Oskar Havel

* During "TDK"
* During "FM"

**Oskar Havel** is a policeman in Zürich in "The Dada Killer" who helps Anna towards arresting the **The Dada Killer**, only to actually be the serial killer themselves. After ultimately escaping arrest at the end of "The Dada Killer", Oskar goes on the run for the rest of Part 3.

## Physical appearance

Oskar is a tall, thin man. He has dark hair, and wears Police Hat. He wears a Navy Blue Suit. During the Events of "Forgotten Memento", Oskar Creates Some kind of Paper Bag Mask 🎭 with a Scary-Looking Face Drawn and Painted on it. He wears a white polo shirt with brown pants and a belt.

## Personality

When Oskar appears in his role as a constable, he is polite and matter-of-fact. Judit even says Ulli should learn to act like Oskar at crime scenes. However, Oskar is in reality a devious murderer who considers himself an artistic genius. When Anna uses a graphology test on Oskar's handwriting, she summarizes that Oskar is an anti-social narcissist incapable of taking criticism. He indeed spent years preparing his vengeance on Vanessa Fiedler and Iris Knef for thrashing his first Dada exhibition and refusing to grant him a second one, respectively. He worships Iris as a goddess whom he also hates for refusing to support him. When he is injured and cornered, he tries to provoke Anna into killing him so that his sick art would go down in history.

## Abilities

Being an artist, Oskar has the tools and skills to gruesomely draw on each murder scene he creates as an art piece.
As a police officer, Oskar was able to avoid forensics from detecting him and take advantage of his clearance to enter areas like Judit's office and ability to break into areas like the Meisner's home to steal Gustav's knife.

## Relationships

### Anna Myers

Oskar is initially friendly to Anna Myers, helping her on her investigation into the Dada Killer. Once Oskar kills Judit, Oskar acts more aggressive against Anna, not allowing Anna into Judit's office as a "journalist". Once Oskar reveals himself to be the Dada Killer at the Knef Gallery, he acts further aggressive and condescending against Anna, calling her a "cow" once she calls his art "flaming refuse".

### Judit Halle

Oskar appears friendly enough and loyal to Judit Halle as his police superior. However, Oskar ends up killing her likely to avoid being too close to the truth about the Dada Killer's actual identity.

### Ulli Reiter

Oskar appears friendly enough to Ulli Reiter, with Ulli himself reflecting that he trusted Oskar to have his back. However, Oskar shows his true feelings against Ulli after killing Judit, calling Ulli "a stuttering lapdog", and more so after knocking Ulli out and trying to kill him in the Knef Gallery.

### Vanessa Fiedler

Oskar hates Vanessa Fiedler for insulting his artwork, after the Zürich police destroy it. He ends up killing her out of revenge.

### Wilma Sommer

Oskar likely killed Wilma Sommer for being an "unwed mother" and for being Vanessa's maid.

### Dr. Reimund Kranz

Oskar likely killed Dr. Kranz for having a connection to Iris.

### Marie Paget

Oskar likely killed Marie Paget for being a "whore" in having intercourse with him, although it is unknown while Oskar would have intercourse with Marie to begin with.

### Emiliya Radkov

Oskar likely killed Emiliya Radkov because she was a vagrant, being in Switzerland illegally.

### Natalie Meisner

Oskar likely killed Natalie Meisner for having been a corrupt judge with bribes from the Nazis, representing a "crooked justice system".

### Nadia Shwetz

Oskar likely killed Nadia Shwetz for being a "whore" as a prostitute.

### Ruben Lefévre

Oskar likely killed Ruben Lefévre for being a Dada artist who worked for Iris, representing his hatred for both "Dada itself" and Iris.

### Iris Knef

Oskar hates Iris Knef for not letting him get another exhibition. He ends up stealing costumes from the Knef Gallery, and puts them on his victims. He calls Iris his 'goddess' and 'the Patron Saint of Zürich'. At the end of the Dada Killer, he ties Iris up and proceeds to start "the grand opening", before Anna stops him.

## Trivia

* Oskar directly quotes from real-life Dada artist Tristan Tzara's 1916 "Monsieur Antipyrine's Manifesto" (also where the crime scene messages come from) during *The Dada Killer'*s climax, specifically with "Look at me, dear bourgeoise. The verse became a queen in order to die a little." and "I reassure you, and adore you.".
* In the game files, there are two unused voice lines by Oskar during *Forgotten Memento'*s climax. After getting hit by Anna by the chair, Oskar was originally meant to say "The loneliness of life shadows every one of my steps..." and then "There is no escape, Miss Myers." before Anna says "Go to hell, psycho.". In the final version, Oskar doesn't say anything after being hit.

## Gallery

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