After Dark | ORIGINAL HORROR

PHOTOGRAPHS 1, 2 AND 3

(All photos shown here have been recovered from the cameras of Logan Whitlock, Hannah Cooper, and Peggy Wright after the Camp Ravenwood disappearances and massacre between July 19th and July 23rd 1987 and are to serve as evidence in the ongoing investigation)

Photograph 1

[Five teenagers stare into the camera, wide grins on their faces. One of the boys is holding a camera out, the one taking the photo. All are wearing green Camp Ravenwood shirts as behind them is the camp's sign—Welcome to Camp Ravenwood!—and the woods. A smudge is in the woods, though it is probably a mistake during the development of the photo. Text is written in blue ink on the back of the photo]

First day of camp! Last year as campers but we'll be back next year as counsellors! — Logan

Photograph 2

[A group of older teenagers stand together in front of the same sign and woods, grinning. They all have the look of having graduated high school a couple years ago, as a girl with short hair holds the camera out to take the photo as one of the boys has his arm around her, giving her an adoring look. They are also wearing Camp Ravenwood shirts. A smudge is in the woods, though just like with the first, it is probably a photo development mistake. Text is written in faded black ink on the back of the photo]

First day of camp and last years as counsellors! Gonna miss seeing your faces and all those little brats every summer. Love you always, Ryan <3 — Hannah

Photograph 3

[Two girls stand together, smiling broadly and in Camp Ravenwood shirts. The girl with brunette waves smiles directly at the camera, while the other with her hair back  smiles at it but her gaze is directed off-camera toward the woods. A smudge is in the woods, though like with all the prior photos, it is most likely a developmental error. Text is written in blue ink on the back]

First day!! Can't believe it's our last time here ever!! Gonna miss this place but least I got to spend it with the best friend ever!! Couldn't do it without you, Andrea!! — Peggy

(On further analysis of the smudge in all three photograph, the smudge is not an error, but a silhouette. Enlarging the silhouette to see if it is the killer—)

[the photograph blackens before clearing, so quick it might be a trick of a light, except for one change in all three photographs—the smudge is gone. And in photograph 3, additional text in dark red ink has been written]

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