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The smiling face killer
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Ongoing, First published Nov 24, 2015
This is so crazy I said while laying on my bed! What Is happening at Devil hill high school? My mind is in so many directions. Come eat! Mom cried downstairs what are we eating I asked? Pizza I got from Madison's dinner mom said. Ok I'll be down in 5. I here a scream and I run down stairs and me and mom run outside. A smiling face man or women was outside with a hunting knife with a 8 in blade stabing it into Shelby a girl who goes to my school he kills her in the street all neighbors are sleeping the killer comes at us! Bam!! I shut the door me and mom grab a phone and run up 3 floors to are attic. We hide in the closet and lock it. I creak open the door he's in here! No-mom said. 

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