Details Edit. Country of origin United States. Technical specs Edit. Runtime 1 hour 15 minutes. Contribute to this page Suggest an edit or add missing content. Edit page. See the entire gallery. Remembering the Stars We Lost in The police are baffled as to why Doe would hand himself in when he is two murders away from completing his "masterpiece", but through his lawyer, Doe informs them that there are two more bodies hidden away. He then states that he will show them where the bodies are as long as Mills and Somerset are the only two to accompany him, otherwise he will plead insanity.
The detectives agree and Doe directs them in their police car to the location of the bodies. Throughout the journey, Mills desperately and aggressively attempts to understand Doe's reasons for his actions, with Doe calmly stating that God told him to reveal to mankind what an awful and tragic place the world has become. They arrive in a remote desert area in the middle of nowhere and a delivery van steadily approaches them, alarming Somerset.
As he halts the van in its tracks, the driver claims that Doe paid him five hundred with instructions to arrive at this location at this precise time to deliver a box. While Somerset looks at the box curiously, unsure whether he should open it or not, Doe tells Mills that he admires him.
Though Mills initially ignores this, Doe soon reveals that he also admired Mills' wife Tracy, finally getting his attention. As Mills listens in horror, Doe reveals was envious of his normal life representing the sixth sin Envy and went to visit Mills' wife Tracy, before implying that he may have raped her.
Afterwards, he decapitated her, and Somerset is horrified to find that the box contains Tracy's severed head. Somerset then realizes that Doe is planning to have himself killed by the hands of Mills in order to fully complete the seventh and final sin Wrath to complete his work. Somerset rushes back to Mills in an attempt to prevent him from killing Doe, knowing that is exactly what he wants, but Doe provokes Mills further by telling him that Tracy was pregnant, as she had been keeping it a secret from him.
Doe then closes his eyes, awaiting the inevitable punishment for his crimes as Mills unable to contain his fury and distress over the loss of his wife and potential child shoots him in the head, killing him, before shooting his corpse multiple times, despite Somerset's objections. Despite Doe's death, his plan still succeeds since his masterful manipulation had prompted Mills to complete the seventh sin.
Mills later becomes nearly catatonic and is placed under arrest for the murder of Doe, much to Somerset's discomfort. John Doe was fundamentally a pessimistic man with an fixation on how immoral and evil people were. He was very patient, methodical, cavalier, and had excellent insight into other people's reactions and thoughts that was demonstrated in his uncanny planning and strategic abilities.
John possessed a massive amount of personal diaries, where he hairsplittingly recorded his own thoughts. Based on these notebooks and his murders, it becomes evident that John Doe enjoys seeing other people in emotional and physical pain. Because of this, he took someone claiming they were 'innocent' very poorly, with it being one of the few times he lost his composure. He believed he was chosen by God to punish these people and believes his "work" to be a masterpiece that will be held in high esteem by other people.
However, John was also very egotistical, since, as Detective David Mills rightfully pointed out to him, the general public likely wouldn't care about his 'masterpiece' nearly as much as he had convinced himself, and he was really just a petty serial killer with delusions of grandeur.
Detective William Somerset also pointed out that if he really had been chosen by God, he wouldn't have taken so much pleasure in his murders. Indeed, John freely admitted that he enjoyed killing his victims, claiming there was nothing wrong with a man taking pleasure in his work.
John usually remained unemotional and calm, aside from the occasional angry outburst and fanatical monologue. He was a Christian most likely Catholic, based in his reading material, crucifixes, and adherence to Catholic moral doctrine i. He admired David greatly because his thought that he had a "normal life. Villains Wiki. Doe then awaits the inevitable punishment for his Deadly Sin, and unable to contain his fury and distress, Mills shoots him repeatedly despite Somerset's objections.
Even after his death, Doe's plan still succeeds since his masterful manipulation had prompted Mills to complete the seventh and final sin, Wrath. Following Doe's death, Mills becomes catatonic and is taken away by the police, much to Somerset's discomfort. John was a lonely yet malevolent, twisted, sadistic, deadpan, cruel, God fearing vigilante who thought he was doing the right thing and flatly would not consider the possibility he was wrong. John was also calm, cool, collected and apathetic.
He had a very gentle, smooth way of speaking and rarely raised his voice. He took it very poorly however when detective Mills suggested John's victims were "innocent", as John thought everyone who committed one of the 7 deadly sins was a criminal. John suffers from both borderline personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder. John had begun life as an ordinary God fearing boy. Aside from having a violent, abusive alcoholic mother, John's life was pretty basic yet he took all the negativity his mother directed at him impassively.
He had probably been bottling up his anger his whole life, which might've been what caused him to go over the edge when he could take no more. After having been cheated on by his wife, John started to become less unemotional about his rotten luck. After witnessing a car crash, John began to question if God was really watching over humans.
The final straw was a relatively harmless occurrence, John found a book about the 7 deadly sins and something about them the sins caused him to finally snap and go insane. Since then, John dedicated himself to making a statement on the ugly side of humans by using the 7 sins against people who had committed them.
One of the men was identified as year-old Richard Montgomery, who authorities said was a drifter. He had ligature marks to multiple parts of his body and his cause of death was determined to be asphyxiation. In , Daniel Conahan was convicted of strangling Richard Montgomery.
He is currently on death row and remains the prime suspect for at least two other victims, Vogel said. Detective Vogel told Dateline when they went back to the area where John Doe 1 was found, they discovered what they believe to be rope markings on the trees.
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