The Last Days of Jimmy Flavor: A Vatican Heist, a Plague Grimoire & a Disease Cult
Flavio Jimenez invents the criminal persona Jimmy Flavor for a Vatican-backed heist targeting a plague grimoire stolen by a Hittite disease cult.
Flavio is broke, addicted, and repairing phones at a mall kiosk when his friend CK offers a six-figure job. Father Roland claims businessman Earle Price leads a revived cult devoted to Jarri, an ancient deity of disease. The group stole an idol and spellbook from church catacombs, and the Vatican wants the grimoire recovered before its rituals unleash something worse.
The robbery turns Flavio’s fake reputation into a real nightmare. Cultists kill CK, animate human remains into a tracking creature, and frame Flavio for a string of murders, including Roland’s death. Police identify him as the Etawa Acid Killer while Price’s followers close in. With only a revolver, a stolen car, and the book everyone wants, Jimmy must decide whether to chase the Vatican’s reward, sell the artifact, or prevent Jarri’s cult from using it at all.
David O’Hanlon’s “The Last Days of Jimmy Flavor” combines occult crime, a Vatican heist, a Hittite plague god, hard drugs, body horror, and a desperate thief trapped between church, cult, and police. The expanded description names Flavio, CK, Father Roland, Earle Price, Jarri, and the grimoire without revealing Jimmy’s last choice. Story by David O’Hanlon.
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