TEENS SLAIN UNDER MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES IN EPPING FOREST
15th September 2016
By Katie Grossman
THREE teenagers, Henry Evans, 16, Joyce Avery, 15, and Billy Randall, 18, were brutally slain in Epping Forest last night. The victims were students from Epping High School, located 10 kilometres east from the boundaries of the forest.
The gruesomely contorted bodies of the victims were found along the shores of a lake this morning.
No murder weapon was found at the scene, baffling local authorities. Animals capable of inflicting physical harm were also reported not to lurk near the lake where the teens were killed.
"It baffles me how anyone could end up like this with absolutely no evidence of a weapon ever penetrating their body," remarked
In a small town in Kansas a family of four were murdered for no apparent reason.
When they found the body, they automatically started looking for clues as to why the person was killed. They wanted to find anything that looked suspicious so that they could search for the killer. When they were looking for clues as to who the killer was, the killer caught on to them. The killer realized that he was being followed up on, and he made it his obligation to get to the main characters instead. The killer got a hold of one of the main characters in the woods, where he killed his second victim. The other two main characters did everything in their power to find their friend and help her, before she would be
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