The Murder of Cheryl Synclair
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  • Reads 169
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 4
  • Time 32m
Ongoing, First published Mar 16, 2020
'My bottle came down heavily on his head. It shattered into a thousand pieces and broke his skull with a loud crack. He reeled backwards and fell to the ground. I helped myself into the house, and smiled warmly at him, and just for the sake of mutual pleasure I knelt beside him and drove the broken end of the bottle into his stomach. I stood there for a moment as I watched him squirm and bleed. He eventually got tired and decided to stay still, acknowledging his defeat.' 

What happens when a murderer realizes he is involved in a murder he didn't commit? What should he do next?
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