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| − | Promising young classical violinist at Chicago's Milano Music Institute who is strangled to death by his roommate [[Freddie]] after Vromik wins a violin competition and Freddie doesn't. | + | [[Image:Vromik_Baffling_Mysteries.png|right]]Promising young classical violinist at Chicago's Milano Music Institute who is strangled to death by his roommate [[Freddie]] after Vromik wins a violin competition and Freddie doesn't. |
Freddie was under the influence of the cursed violin of Romany fiddler [[Gyori Misklova]], who was hanged in 1527. Vromik's first name is not given, but with a last name like that, do you even need one?! | Freddie was under the influence of the cursed violin of Romany fiddler [[Gyori Misklova]], who was hanged in 1527. Vromik's first name is not given, but with a last name like that, do you even need one?! | ||
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*[[Freddie]] | *[[Freddie]] | ||
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*[[Sasha Karensky]] | *[[Sasha Karensky]] | ||
*[[Gebau Symphony Society]] | *[[Gebau Symphony Society]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:03, 3 January 2018
Promising young classical violinist at Chicago's Milano Music Institute who is strangled to death by his roommate Freddie after Vromik wins a violin competition and Freddie doesn't.
Freddie was under the influence of the cursed violin of Romany fiddler Gyori Misklova, who was hanged in 1527. Vromik's first name is not given, but with a last name like that, do you even need one?!
From the "Curse of the Condemned Gypsy" story in comic book Baffling Mysteries #22 (September 1954).
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