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murdered girl. Arriving at the scene, she expected to see a lifeless body of the teenager with either bullet holes or marks of strangulation. What she did not expect was to see the little girl brutally mutilated. No identifications, her limbs we

lf to stand and await the Sheriff's news. The medical team collected the body so they could handle it over to the hospital for an autopsy. Police surrounded the area and placed it under investigation as the first clue to

ow the gir

the farmers who found her. He was pretty shaken

he farmer? Is he

n a Stonehedge rocking himself back and forth. He seemed out of it, scared. He jumped startled when Dana placed a hand

set of brown teeth, his eyes pale a

g to get his emotions in check. He cleared his throat and spoke calmly, taking a deep breath so he didn't seem nervous. Detective Dana's gaze w

ehouse when I saw her body. I hurriedly went back

ime was it?

Eleven in t

u go to the ware

ere was about a fortnight ago. I had c

from you, have acces

ough. No one knew who the girl was, it would take time looking through a database of reports on missing persons. Finding the girl's fam

pened. Do you think it was someone

arehouse. Decided it was best and far out of anyone's curiosity." Dana nodded in agreement, cases reported in the local police station were theft, burglary, and domestic violence. Tapas

could get to the crime scene. Some cornered Dana as she was being escorted to her car. "Is it true that the town is no

y to the public. Everything is under cont

Should the public be worried about this?" One of them blatantly asked, unlike how a journalist should conduct themselves while interview

ed once she stepped inside the offi

. An interesting mark was left on her leg, L, that is something to look into. It may have something to do with our k

fam

t, seeing as her face was badly mutilated. It will take some time. Probably five

ced against the wall in her office. She stared at the pictures of the victim, she was barely more than four feet th