The following article appeared in a local newspaper:
UNKNOWN KILLER STILL AT LARGE.
“After weeks of unexplained murders, the ominous unknown killer is still on the loose. A young boy, who survived an attack by the killer, bravely tells his story.
“I woke up in the middle of the night,” says the boy, “For some reason the window was open. That’s when I got the strange feeling that someone was watching me. I looked up and there, peeking through my curtains, were a pair of eyes. Not regular eyes. These eyes were dark, ominous and bordered in black and… they just plain terrified me. Then I saw his mouth. A long, horrendous smile that made every hair on my body stand up. The figure stood there, watching me. Finally, after what seemed like forever, he said ‘Go To Sleep.’
I let out a scream. He suddenly pulled out a knife and jumped on top of me, aiming at my heart. I fought him, kicking, punching and rolling around, trying to knock him off me. That’s when my dad busted in. The figure threw his knife and stabbed my dad’s shoulder. It probably would’ve finished my dad off if one of the neighbors hadn’t alerted the police.
“They drove into the parking lot, and ran towards the door. The man turned and ran down the hallway. I heard a smash, like glass breaking. As I came out of my room, I saw the window that was pointing towards the back of my house was broken. I looked out it to see him vanish into the distance. I can tell you one thing, I will never forget that face. Those cold, evil eyes and that psychotic smile. They will never leave my head.”
Police are still on the look for this man. If you see anyone that fits the description, please contact your local police department.”
Jeff and his family had just moved into a new neighborhood. His dad had gotten a promotion at work, and they thought it would be best to live in one of those “fancy” neighborhoods. Jeff and his brother Liu couldn’t complain though. A new, better house. What was not to love? As they were getting unpacked, one of their neighbors came by.
“Hello,” she said, “I’m Barbara; I live across the street from you. Well, I just wanted to introduce my self and to introduce my son.” She turns around and calls her son over. “Billy, these are our new neighbors.” Billy said hi and ran back to play in his yard.
“Well,” said Jeff’s mom, “I’m Margaret, and this is my husband Peter, and my two sons, Jeff and Liu.” They each introduced themselves, and then Barbara invited them to her son’s birthday. Jeff and his brother were about to object, when their mother said that they would love to. When Jeff and his family are done packing, Jeff went up to his mom.
“Mom, why would you invite us to some kid’s party? If you haven’t noticed, I’m not some dumb kid.”
“Jeff,” said his mother, “We just moved here; we should show that we want to spend time with our neighbors. Now, we’re going to that party, and that’s final.” Jeff started to talk, but stopped himself, knowing that he couldn’t do anything. Whenever his mom said something, it was final. He walked up to his room and plopped down on his bed. He sat there looking at his ceiling when suddenly, he got a weird feeling. Not so much a pain, but… a weird feeling. He dismissed it as just some random feeling. He heard his mother call him down to get his stuff, and he walked down to get it.
The next day, Jeff walked down stairs to get breakfast and got ready for school. As he sat there, eating his breakfast, he once again got that feeling. This time it was stronger. It gave him a slight tugging pain, but he once again dismissed it. As he and Liu finished breakfast, they walked down to the bus stop. They sat there waiting for the bus, and then, all of a sudden, some kid on a skateboard jumped over them, only inches above their laps. They both jumped back in surprise. “Hey, what the hell?”
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Creepypasta Origin Stories
KorkuHi, in this book you'll find the stories of many creepypastas. If there's any specific characters that you'd like to see or know more about feel free to shoot me a message and I'd be happy to help. **Absolutly none of the stories in this book are m...