John Oakwood Theory

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Years have passed since the kidnapping of the young girl in the park, almost everyone has moved on but some still blame themselves for it. It has been told that she had died along with the clown that took her, but some say that they have seen her playing at the park or running in the woods, but theses tales were false due to the lack of people seeing this. Many days later Police Officer SGT. John Oakwood, the new guy in the town, was assigned to the clown case due to the disappearance of the other two officers before him. But he had no clue what to expect or do to be honest, but he took the case to get the commander of his back. The next morning he was off on patrol near the crime scene looking for clues about the disappearance and

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