Alastor Human

Full Name: Alastor Species: Human (during his lifetime)

Gender: Male

Ethnicity: Creole of mixed racial descent Place of Birth and Residence: New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Time Period: Early 20th century

Date of Death: 1933

Age: 31 y.o.

Occupation: radio host, serial killer Family: mother (name unknown); only child in the family.

Biography Early Life

Alastor was born into a Creole family of mixed racial heritage and grew up in New Orleans. He was an only child. The exact year of his birth, his parents’ names, and details of his childhood have not been officially disclosed. According to available information, his life spanned a period of significant cultural change in the United States, when jazz music and radio broadcasting were gaining increasing popularity. Alastor was connected to the culture of New Orleans, a city known for its music scene.  Radio Career During his lifetime, Alastor gained fame as a radio host. He worked his way up through various producers, overcoming obstacles until he was given the opportunity to host his own radio show. Based on available information, radio was more than just a job for him: he sought fame and loved being the center of attention. After his death, his distinctive broadcasting style, manner of speech, and the sound effects associated with his voice became part of his “Radio Demon” persona.  Personality and Interests During his lifetime, Alastor possessed a sociable and charming demeanor, which was combined with violent tendencies. He could come across as a well-mannered, charismatic person, but behind this facade lay a serial killer. Among Alastor’s known interests were: Music. He loved jazz, could play the piano, and enjoyed dancing. Socializing. He regularly visited a jazz club and knew many people. Alcohol. According to his acquaintance Mimzy, Alastor enjoyed strong alcohol, particularly rye whiskey. His mother. Alastor was close to his mother and loved the food she cooked. Radio and entertainment. His profession allowed him to perform in front of an audience and maintain a public persona.  At the same time, the series’ creator, Vivien Medrano, noted that Alastor was not a direct counterpart to any real-life serial killer. He has his own unusual moral code, and the details of how he selects his victims are intentionally kept vague.  A Double Life Despite his respectable image as a radio host, Alastor secretly committed murders and led the life of a serial killer. According to Rosie, he was a pleasant and courteous person—until someone hurt his pride or showed him disrespect. The series also reveals that Alastor could react with extreme violence to insults. In particular, he once killed a man who disrespectfully spilled a drink on him. However, the exact number of his victims and the full history of his crimes remain unknown.

Meeting Mimzy Mimzy is a singer with whom Alastor was friends during his lifetime. She performed at a jazz club that he frequented. According to her recollections, Alastor loved to drink rye whiskey and would continue dancing with her even when he became very drunk. Their friendship endured even after death: both eventually ended up in Hell. The Final Hours of His Life In 1933, Alastor performed an occult ritual to contact the inhabitants of the afterlife. He knew that after death he would end up in Hell because of the crimes he had committed, and he did not want to be just another tormented soul.

During the ritual, he made contact with Rosie, the future ruler of Hell. Alastor asked her to secure him a position among the powerful demons after his death, so that he could continue to enjoy himself and do what he loved. Rosie agreed to grant him immense power, but set a condition: his soul would belong to her until he completed a specific task. Alastor accepted the deal. Exactly what he was supposed to do for Rosie has never been fully revealed.