Crime Scenes

Halo Aurora

P.S. This is supposed to be like a highschool student writing about a little girls death for her school newspaper.

Issabella Price was reported missing on August 2, 1952. She was last the previous night with some friends at a party. She was 15 at the time of her disappearance. Homes were searched, the whole town was searched and Isabella was nowhere to be found. Then, one night, Marissa Price got an anonymous phone call on her dial up. "The caller had a very low voice," Marissa Price later stated to the local Harbinger Police chief. The identity of the caller was never found, even to this day. The caller told Marissa that her daughter was at the Halo Aurora home, an abandoned orphanage a few miles outside of town. The police went over there immediately and what they found was horrific, even to this day. The details were released to the public, even the way she was murdered. Her body was found on the second floor of the orphanage, the teal walls streaked with blood as well as the floor. There were many liquor bottles littere among the floor, probably from the many homeless that were normally stationed there. A candy wrapper belonging to a chocolate lay next to her hand as if she was opening it as the killer struck her. A pen was jabbed into her left eye, her mouth twisted into a horrific scream permanently. On the wall were words painted in her own blood. "I win," they read. The paintbrush was lying on the floor, now tainted a dark crimson.