Havensville

Chapter 1

West- Havensville. Havensville was a large town with many acres of

dense, green forests due to the sunny weather. A town known for

pleasant people, and cold starry nights. Surrounded by forests, there

really aren't many activities, but there are some, like hiking,

hunting, camping and maybe for some wacky people around here, Ghost

hunting. In some rural parts of Havensville, campers believe the woods

are haunted, and claim to have seen ghost or feel some kind of eerie

presence in the woods. In 1955 a local man named Frank Fuller, was

killed in the woods while hunting with his son. Chris Fuller, the son

of Frank, who was only 9 when his dad was killed, told the police when

asked that, "He and his dad went hunting all the time, but this time

was different, his dad had been sick the whole day and refused to go

home, almost like something was making him search further and further

in the woods until they reached their destination. After a long day of

hiking and hunting, they sat up camp at a dry spot under some tall

trees and beside the foot of Ambrose Mt... At the foot of the Mt. were

weird engravings and signs. He remembered telling his dad that he was

scared and he didn't want to stay there, but Frank insisted that it

was the perfect spot to set up camp. It was really dark that night

with a full moon. Chris, tired from the long day, quickly fell asleep,

with his dad lying next to him. Chris stated that he remembered waking

up in the middle of the night to hear his dad screaming, as pouring

rain and wind hit the tent.... After the scream, a very distinctive

odor filled the air, making him sick to the stomach. Chris began to

unzip the tent when he felt something hit his head from behind, making

him blank out. Chris stated that he doesn't remember anything else

after that." A police deputy by the name of Grant Ellis, found Chris

early the next morning on the side of the road with bloody hands,

holding a cross necklace that his dad never took off. Chris had said,

that he sometimes wonders if it was a wild animal, or someone.

However, Chris can't deny how incredibly horrified he was that night.

The same day that Deputy Grant, found Chris, he and some officers sat

up a search party with some locals, having Chris point them in the

right direction. After about an hour of searching, the police station

received a radio call from Deputy Grant, stating that some of the

search party members were returning home, due to illnesses. One Man

said that he "felt as though someone was watching him and that he

needed to go home". An officer also claimed that he felt sick and his

vision was blurry, as Frank had gotten sick earlier. He insisted that

he also return home. The wife of Frank Fuller, Martha, who was also

searching for her husband, said "She could hear a mumbling of her name

in her husbands' voice, and she was unusually cold." Two hours later

the police station received another radio call from Grant. Grant

claimed that they had reached the camping sight Chris had explained,

but that there was no tent and the markings on the rocks at the foot

of Ambrose Mt. were gone. A gun shot and an unfamiliar screech of a

man was all that was heard right before the line was cut off.

Deputy Grant, Martha, and the rest of the search party, including the

ones that had gotten

spooked earlier, never returned home that night. Starting, The Legend

of Frank Fuller.