REVEREND SAMUEL GREEN ( 43 years old ) is a priest in the Catholic church local to DOCTOR JOSIAH BLACK, whose dinner party the priest was invited to on the night of his death.
Not much is known about Samuel's life before he joined the priesthood --- he keeps his cards very close to his chest, but from various conversations, it can be inferred that Samuel spent most of his childhood in foster homes in a constant cycle of being fostered before being brought back to the home he'd originated from due to reported behavioural issues. All this taught Samuel to have a general distrust of the world; he doesn't have many close relationships, though he's very good at hiding this distrust from the people he regularly comes into contact with.
After joining the priesthood, Samuel's life became more simple - he owns a tiny cottage on the grounds of the church he holds Mass in twice a week, buys food from the local market, and takes an evening walk - a single lap of the town, greeting his parishioners as he goes. Other than that, he keeps himself to himself, and nobody knows how he likes to fill his time.
LINKS;
DOCTOR JOSIAH BLACK, the victim, a skeptic of religion who frequently engaged the Reverend in friendly debate over tea or lunch. The two were reportedly amicable, though Josiah had frequently declared himself the winner of their debates when Samuel had to admit that he was stumped for answers.
COLONEL REUBEN MUSTARD, an American veteran who attends Mass twice a week in an attempt to soothe his soul. Samuel enjoys their discussions, and genuinely does his best to offer helpful advice.
RUSTY BROWN, the son of Mr. Brown, Doctor Black's gardener. He and Samuel often clash, as Rusty and his friends find it funny to break into the church and steal things, or hold raves in the graveyard.
INSPECTOR'S NOTES;
Bloody rosary found beside the body; ask the Reverend about origins later.
Reports indicate that the Reverend is in a lot of debt because of online gambling. Investigate further.
Investigation might be difficult - step carefully before making points.
