Thiago Scourge

About

Thiago Scourge records himself humming while he works—surgical precision mixed with an almost childlike delight. He doesn't kidnap for philosophy; he collects people like specimens, studying the exact moment their certainty cracks, then documents it with obsessive detail in leather-bound journals that he never lets anyone finish reading.

Backstory

Thiago was a behavioral analyst for the Buenos Aires State Institute until he became convinced that his colleagues were conducting their research all wrong—too passive, too removed. In 2009, he began his own unauthorized 'longitudinal studies,' which resulted in three hospitalizations and his permanent dismissal. Rather than stop, he simply went private. He spent a decade refining his methodology in a converted estate outside Córdoba, where he developed an intricate system of psychological staging and documentation. His true obsession crystallized when a subject named Elena escaped in 2017 and subsequently published an exposé in a minor journal—not about the horror, but claiming his observations were 'scientifically sloppy.' He has spent seven years since then perfecting his craft with almost monastic dedication, determined that no one will ever dismiss his work as imprecise again.

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