It took days to clean up the mess I made killing the girl. Her name was Maggie Wilson a local university student, but she didn't live locally. Her student card put her at the university here but her driver's licenses said she lived elsewhere. She lived nowhere now.
I had considered dropping her body in the same vat as I had the man I forced her to kill but I did not. She was not someone else's kill, she was my kill. I took her body to the forested area outside the city and found a thicket of trees. Inside the trees there is flat ground, I buried the body there in two garbage bags. She is still whole, I did not cut her up like I had the man I forced her to kill.
Though I am not a vampire or a cannibal I did take a mason jar full of her blood and her fingers. The fingers are sealed in a plastic bag in the back of my freezer, the blood I drank it over the course of the last week. Her identification is with the other mans, in my safety deposit box.
I make sure to bring the identification to the bank in large envelopes. The bank asked what I deposit in such envelopes and I told him legal documents and old letters. I don't trust him, maybe he will need to die as well.
The urge has yet to come back, but I know it will. I wanted my first kill to be beautiful and poetic not in a fit of rage and anger. Next time I will be more careful in how I deal with the person I choose.
Fool me once shame on me. Fool me twice and it may be me who ends up dead.
- Joshua
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Diary of a Serial Killer [In Progress]
HororJoshua Forsythe is a serial killer. Driven by an urge he cannot control he documents the murdering of his victims in a diary detailing the events surrounding the murder and his running from the police. Vulgar language. Violence. Sexual References. *...