YO. OKAY BYE
Soon, the police arrived, as well as examiners. The police stood guard and looked at the bodies, while the examiners examined the bodies.
"They seem to have been shopping, and they were shot in the head, doing heavy cranial damage and making it impossible to take a sample and test back at a lab. These three are identified to be Blake Snow, Lauren Smith, and Brent Turner. No weapons on any of them. It's strangely impossible to tell who shot them or which way he shot them because there were no fingerprints on them. The blood is distributed evenl-"
"Hey Rob look at this! We found a note in a hidden pocket claiming to be..." he paused for a moment trying to read the messy scrawl, "the murderer with some unreadable smudged handwriting. We have to go now to the lab and decipher the readings!"
With that the police and investigators drove away, masking off the area in a wall of caution tape. No one dared to step onto that street for the rest of the day.
---Time Skip---
2 weeks later: 1:13 a.m in the middle of a grass field... 2 screams were heard, then sweet silence.
HEADLINE NEWS
Written by Henry Greensfield
On Saturday approximately at 1:15 a.m. , 2 lovers by the name of Jordan Brown and
Sarah Smiles were stabbed by knife in the middle of a wheat field of a farmer named Joe
Mastick. He claims to have heard the 2 screams, and when he and his wife ran to the wheat
field, they found the 2 lovers bodies propped up against a pumpkin and a wheelbarrow.
Carved into the wheelbarrow were the words: "Strike 2", and the bloody knife lay beside
it. The knife was examined with no fingerprints and no amount of harm, although the
knife's edge was duller, and the second and 3rd ridges of the knife were flat. The bodies
were examined, and seemed to have been stabbed in the neck. Much like the murder on
Bleeker Street, Manhattan, there was a note with a similar smudged scrawl. There were
also 2 hard caramels found in each of the killed one's pockets, and we are still trying to
find out why. Scientists have taken it into the lab for fingerprint examination and note
deciphering. Results will be out next week. Right now farmer Joe Mastick and his wife are
being taken to heavy interrogation, and their home is being searched for any weapons or
strange questionable things. They claim to have been sleeping, and the sudden noise
awoke them. They struggled to find their pickaxes and rakes and slowly approached the
field. The murderer was long gone, and we have no idea who did it. We'll come back on this
next Tuesday, but for now, this is all we know.
From that moment on, people were afraid of Bleeker Street.
At 12:00 a.m. on Bleeker Street, a tall, middle-aged man decided to see what the fuss was all about, and stepped onto the deserted street. A single gunshot was heard, followed by manical laughter, and a door slam. And a rustling of luggage.
Make that 6 for the murderer, 0 for the people.
