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Halloween Killer
Halloween is a special time of year, it means free candy and dressing up as your favourite fictional character. It is a holiday especially loved by those who love horror. However, once upon a time in Saint Francis, Milwaukee, there was a murder in the 31st of October unlike anything anyone had ever seen. A strange call was picked up by the police that night, at exactly 9:35pm. There had been a teenage house party that had already gotten out of control, young women were screaming in the background of the telephone call as the caller cried; "oh my god, there's been murder in my house! Somebody dressed in a Halloween mask and blue overalls, looking like something out of a horror film!" "Slow down, remain calm!" The operator breathed, "how many are injured?" "Injured?! Somebody's dead here!" "But nobody else was hurt?" "No!" "Ok... What happened?" "I think it was a guy, it might've been a girl, I don't know! They- they were dressed up head to toe, I couldn't make them out beneath their stupid Halloween costume." "You said they wore a mask, can you describe it to me?" "Ok, ok..." The caller calmed down, but the people in the background still cried and yelled in terror. "It was green, like a glow in the dark hockey mask... I think." "Ok, that's a good start. Is the killer still in the house with you?!" "I- I- I don't know!" The caller screamed. "Ok, lock you and your guests in a secure room. Please tell us your address and no matter what, stay on the line!" "Ok... Ok!" The caller told his address, then said, "everyone follow me, we got to hide someplace safe!" "Where are you all now?" The operator asked after a few minutes. "We're all in my bathroom, I locked the door." "Is the lock good?" "Not really." The caller sighed. "Well don't worry, we've sent two police cruisers to your home address, you must stay on the line but remain quiet until help arrives, do you understand?" "Yes..." The caller whispered, nervously. Eventually the police showed up and busted into the house, evidence of a party was everywhere, obnoxious pop music still played from the stereo at full blast and there were empty bottles of alcohol everywhere. The place was a mess, but in the middle of it all, right in the center of the living room lay a woman's bloody body, one that had been slashed seven times across the chest. It was gruesome! The survivors exited the downstairs bathroom once the police told them it was safe. A thorough investigation was put into action, but unfortunately there weren't any surveillance cameras in the area. Detectives found footprints and knew where the killer exited from, but not much else. None of the survivors knew who this mysterious killer was, almost like they were a stranger off the street who just blended in amongst the masked crowd, waiting for their moment to strike. The murder took place in 1998 and still to this very day, nobody can even guess who this mysterious Halloween Killer may be. Only that he likely took inspiration from one of the many slasher films that were hugely popular at the time. A case of fan obsession gone way too far.
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