“Another missing person's report just came in, Sergeant."
"Another one? How many does that make, Jerry?"
"That's the fourth one this month."
"What the hell is going on out there?"
"I don't know Sergeant."
"Has any of the bodies been recovered?"
"Not yet."
"Kirk found a similarity between the victims. It seems that they worked at minimum wage jobs, and were deep in debt up to their wazoo when they disappeared. "
"And all four of them are in their mid-twenties." Kirk adds.
“Is there any other connection between them?"
"We haven't found anything else so far."
"Any witnesses?"
"No. and the abduction sights were all different. The first girl, Amy Smith was last seen leaving Walmart. We have footage of her driving off alone. The second one Rod Hamel was last seen leaving McDonalds. His buddy Trent said Rod always picks up a snack after work. The third is …show more content…
Wiser knew the experiment was going to be a long hard road demanding every second of his day when he agreed to take the job, but this was the sixth time he'd lost all of his subjects. To make matters worse, he wasn't any closer to finding a cure than when he started two years ago.
Fortunately, the hyena he purchased from his friend is working out the way he'd hoped. He realizes that feeding the bodies to the beast is grotesque but he believes it's the safest, most logical way to clean up his mistakes.
The doctor considered other ways to get rid of the bodies. He thought about digging one large grave and bulldozing them in, the way Hitler had done to the Jews. He figured transporting the equipment and the deafening machinery would attract unwanted attention. He even thought about moving them to a remote location, but couldn't find an area isolated enough where they wouldn't be found. One of the assistance suggested they toss them in the river, but he'd be taken a lot of chances transporting them to the lake. Besides the hyenas can consume every particle of the human body which means all the evidence would be
"Another one? How many does that make, Jerry?"
"That's the fourth one this month."
"What the hell is going on out there?"
"I don't know Sergeant."
"Has any of the bodies been recovered?"
"Not yet."
"Kirk found a similarity between the victims. It seems that they worked at minimum wage jobs, and were deep in debt up to their wazoo when they disappeared. "
"And all four of them are in their mid-twenties." Kirk adds.
“Is there any other connection between them?"
"We haven't found anything else so far."
"Any witnesses?"
"No. and the abduction sights were all different. The first girl, Amy Smith was last seen leaving Walmart. We have footage of her driving off alone. The second one Rod Hamel was last seen leaving McDonalds. His buddy Trent said Rod always picks up a snack after work. The third is …show more content…
Wiser knew the experiment was going to be a long hard road demanding every second of his day when he agreed to take the job, but this was the sixth time he'd lost all of his subjects. To make matters worse, he wasn't any closer to finding a cure than when he started two years ago.
Fortunately, the hyena he purchased from his friend is working out the way he'd hoped. He realizes that feeding the bodies to the beast is grotesque but he believes it's the safest, most logical way to clean up his mistakes.
The doctor considered other ways to get rid of the bodies. He thought about digging one large grave and bulldozing them in, the way Hitler had done to the Jews. He figured transporting the equipment and the deafening machinery would attract unwanted attention. He even thought about moving them to a remote location, but couldn't find an area isolated enough where they wouldn't be found. One of the assistance suggested they toss them in the river, but he'd be taken a lot of chances transporting them to the lake. Besides the hyenas can consume every particle of the human body which means all the evidence would be