Who is the Masked Vigilante

In the heart of a local metropolis, there sits a man atop the high-rises of Venango's modern-day pit hole. Who is the masked vigilante but one of mystery and a dark past? No, he is not a hero, but one who secretly tries to undermine the infrastructure of Venango County's greatest wonder of Oil City.

The scheme is quite clever. Purchase several vacant buildings and do absolutely nothing useful with them. Instead, allow the buildings to go to waste while ignoring citations stacked up against you. As the buildings crumble, the man greedily grins atop the corner of Seneca and Main Street. He knows that with this villainy, Oil City surely will never recover, even though it probably was never going to recover in the first place.

Oil City knows not how to respond to such a heartless individual. With funds needed to keep the fountain flowing with water and the bridge lights lit, local officials call on a hero to help save the day.

"Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane!" says the random guy pointing at the brick falling off of one of the buildings. "It's a brick that just hit my face!"

Who is this man? What does he want? Why can't he just put a little money into a contractor that could keep his pipes from bursting?

The man's name is Nemesis, according to Mr. Seaworld, lead journalist at Explore Misery. He has no life and no vision for the mass purchased property, which had no potential anyway. What he does have is whatever it is that makes him have nothing.

He also is apparently not very active on fulfilling vague visions as cited by Venango Extra, a website that until today, we had no idea existed.... What extra stuff does Venango County offer to justify this websites name????? We don't know....

The city has faced great consequences because of this man's failure to act. That combined with Oil City’s 30 years of failure to act really makes for an unforgivable outcome.

Will the vigilante pay his dues? Will a hero rise to bring him to justice? Will the decaying properties that wasted away for years before his ownership be made whole again? NO!