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Regarding my hypothesis, I'm not saying it's definitely correct – that's what a hypothesis is for. More precisely, the idea that the Mafia identified the Serial Killer seems very plausible, but with the notes, things could be completely different, even the opposite. In principle, the truthfulness of the Hacker's note can be verified like this: if it's true, then let the Hacker use their ultimate ability tonight. And everyone else will write a note with some nonsense, and we'll see if they appear or not. The Serial Killer's note cannot be trusted; we can only speculate.
It's already evening, and there's really no one to execute... There's no certainty that Ment is the Serial Killer. Nor is there certainty that Vesper is Mafia. I don't think we should rely on my hypothesis until we're sure the Hacker's note is true. Nothing is clear about Gur, as always. Of my clues, only one is more or less convincing that he's the Serial Killer, and the second (with the date the clan was founded) doesn't hold up. I think he's more likely to be Mafia than the Serial Killer. At least, I believe in his being Mafia more than anyone else's. Plus, even if he's innocent, he's less useful than anyone else. Therefore, execute Gur.