Susie Doors

There was only one rule: “don’t open the door.”

That’s what the townsfolk told tourist and young people about the door of the fisherman boat they referred to as the “Susie” at the boating docks in the town of Southport. Legend has it that back in the late 90’s a local fisherman named Benjamin Willis had daughter named Susie who died in a car accident that was caused by her boyfriend, David Egan. Supposedly David was killed by Susie’s father, Ben who also sought revenge on a group of young adults who nearly killed him in a hit and run back in 1997.

19 year old Andrew Wise was visiting his family on college break in Southport and decided to go visit the fisherman boat “Susie”. 8:00 p.m. Andrew arrived at the Southport docking area which was oddly deserted. “So there it is” Andrew began while looking at “Susie”. “There’s the famous “Susie” owned by the urban legend Ben Willis. The boat looked worn out and deserted. Andrew slowly walked toward the boat with anticipation.

When he made it to the door of the boat he opened it and found a collage of pictures on the wall of the boat. Some were of a girl and others were of a group of friends. “What is this?” Andrew thought. When he walked up to one of the pictures he noticed that the name Susie was written on the wall above the picture of a girl. “Oh wow, that’s Susie Willis” Andrew thought. “But if that’s Susie Willis, then that means-”. Before Andrew could finish his train of thought a hook tore through his back and came out of his stomach. The hook belonged to Ben Willis who then dragged the unsuspecting Andrew from the inside and tossed him overboard.