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"Yes, sir, the discovery of certain parts of some of the children would indicate that any theory involving an attack by wild animals can be completely dismissed. There is strong evidence to indicate that parts of these children were actually consumed." |
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"During the press briefing yesterday, there was some discussion about the unusual prints found throughout the area. Would you care to comment on that?" |
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"It's true that we have uncovered some unusual prints. They were structured such as to give us a strong indication that they weren't human." |
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"Would you describe these prints for our listeners, Constable Hullings?" |
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"Well . . . they are actually not unlike that of a man, but the pattern seems to indicate that there are two thumbs and three fingerswith a rather large space between the two sets." |
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"I see that you are being called by one of your fellow officers, Constable Hullings. Thank you." |
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"Well, there you have it. Authorities are still quite perplexed by the discovery. The death toll now stands at six. Three youths are still missing, and police are unable to interrogate Pastor Myron Bell about what he saw and heard here at this remote Battle Harbor forest retreat. |
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"This is Maxwell Rinehart reporting. Now back to our studios." |
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