I was close to 13 when it happened. I was writing my school paper and I started writing on a whim. I felt this need to write it. When I was finished, I couldn't believe my eyes. Two pages of solid description lay in front of me. All of it was about one location. One place I knew. I described a person I knew, but I didn't know what happened to them. I knew who did it to them, but not what it was that happened. I had no specific date or time either.
Not two days later a high school student in the next town was murdered on a trip to Boise. By a college student at Boise State.
I knew them both. And I never said a thing to my parents. Well, parent. My mom was the only parent I had. She was a single mom, never married.
I started writing about robberies, murders, and home break-ins. I never told anyone anything about them. My friends got really annoyed when I'd start writing out of nowhere and wouldn't stop.
I made it through college at Oregon State University still with this issue. It happened during class almost every day, a lot of stuff went on in Corvallis. I graduated with a Masters Degree in Criminal Justice and got a job at the Portland Police Bureau.
I had an extraordinary power, and when my partner found out, she told our boss and I was our resident homicide detective. I was happy to do it, but I didn't like people knowing about what I could do.
But the power got me noticed by the FBI, and I couldn't keep them at bay for long.
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Description of Murder
Science FictionAnna has always had a strange ability, a power if you will. Since 13 she has known she can see murders, robberies, crimes of any type. Her way to telling the world? Writing it. She can describe the location and victim's every detail. She knows who d...
