Driving To A Haunted Maze

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It’s was October 31, 1978. There was 16 year old Jessica Lampier getting ready to go to a haunted maze. Jessica heard her friend Flint Miller’s car honk so she ran to the car and climbed in. When she got in the vehicle, she saw her other friends Kelly, Jensen and Zach Robinson to. The car started to move and everyone was ready to go. They were headed to 108 South Desmin St. in Bussey Iowa. They were driving down the highway and saw a bent sign that said 108 South Desmin St. so they turned there. When they started driving through the old rusted town Jessica and Kelly started to get a little nervous. They asked the boys if they were in the right town and no one answered them. Then they saw a sign that said Delta Hotel so they turned there. Once

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