I suppose I should put some kind of explanation here, just in case this does end up making it's way to the outside world. Not that I hold out much hope for that, but at this point there isn't much else for me to do.
I wish I could tell you exactly how I ended up in this awful place. I really do. The last coherent memory I have is driving home at night down Route 81 with my wife Catherine in the passenger seat and my eight year old son Benjamin asleep in the back. After that there is this blur of impressions. Something about a road closure, a vague sense of nervousness, and then boom, I'm in this awful cell.
Showing posts with label Horror. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Horror. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Monday, November 27, 2017
Horror - That Which Listens from the Shadows
Not every tribe of the first people made their way into the history books. While some of our cousins traded and warred with the white man when he arrived on our shores, some of fell back into the wilderness, far beyond the reach of his colonies. Centuries later, when the sprawl of the big cities pushed too close for comfort, we simply and quietly merged in with the rest of the population. I hear stories that there are still some of us living our native way of life deep within the forests of the northern U.S. and Canada, where the endless timber is still enough to conceal them from even the electric eyes floating in orbit.
Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Horror - Strange Things Reside in Blackriver Point
I'm guessing none of you wanna read a
bunch of bullshit about who I was and what led me to end up in the
situation I am about to describe, so I'll keep it to the stuff that
matters.
My name's Ted. About a month ago me and
the boys went on a camping trip to a place called Blackriver Point up
in the Pacific Northwest. Don't bother trying to Google it, you wont
find anything, and I'm sure as shit not gonna tell anyone how I heard
about the place. All you "here's a video of my visiting this
crazy haunted site" types can look elsewhere, cuz this place is
the real deal and I won't have the blood of idiots on my hands.
Sunday, October 29, 2017
Horror - The Last Days of Red and Lorraine Freemont
Alright so I'm not totally
sure what I should be doing with this, but I've asked around a bit
and people keep pointing me to this community. It's probably no the
best place in the world for a data leak but it's not like I got
Julian Assange's number locked in my phone either.
I work for the Sheriff's
Department at Elder's Ridge, Montana, doing any small time
administrative tasks that they need from me. Most of the time this
makes me a glorified secretary but today things are a bit different.
You see, we encountered
something yesterday that is well beyond the capacities of a county
with a combined population of a little over a thousand people, so all
of a sudden I've gone from getting coffee to being responsible for
digitizing all the documents that appear to be relevant to the events
what happened in Fallen Pine.
Normally I'd never dream
of being one of those people who endangers an investigation by
leaking crucial information online, but the thing that nobody over at
the station knows is that at my last job: doing basically the same
shit down at River's End, some of the boys encountered something
real similar to this. The department down there isn't much bigger
than ours, so of course the sheriff sent word down the line just like
we did earlier today, and when the big boys responded all they said was to catalog every piece of evidence for
submission and immediately halt our own investigation of the case.
At first we thought the
just didn't want a bunch of small town podunk cops getting in the way
of some kind of heavy FBI investigation or something, but all that ever
happened was a couple people who weren't even affiliated with any
force or agency came down and collected our reports,, scoped out
the crime scene and then disappeared without so much as a peep about
finding a culprit.
I knew Red and Lorraine.
Not well, but I'd seen them around town, and they were always nice people. There's no way they deserved what happened to them and
they damn sure don't deserve to have their case swept under the rug
by some pencil pushers. That's why I'm putting this up here. That and
the fact that people need to protect themselves from who or whatever it was that
did this.
Friday, October 27, 2017
Horror - They're out There
God, I don't even know where to begin.
So much has happened in the past couple days that it feels
overwhelming to try and get it all down. I don't hold any more hope
for my own existence, but I just have this compulsion to let someone
know about what happened. I doubt that many of you will believe me,
but I suppose that the best chance I have of winning over those few
among you who are inclined to take this kind of thing seriously is to
start from the beginning.
I work at a little restaurant in
downtown Philly. Just off of Arch St if you know the area, though if
you do I suggest adding as much time to your commute as it takes to
avoid that it at all costs. I don't know if it would have helped if I
had taken a different route to work that day, but if you truly
believe anything I am about to tell you then you'll understand that
no precaution is too great.
Monday, August 14, 2017
Horror - The Voice That Pulls Me Forward
It seemed like such a routine day when
I first heard the screaming. I woke up just like any other morning,
showered, brushed my teeth, got in my car, and stopped for coffee and
a bagel on the way to the lab. I walked over to my station at the far
end of the 50ft x 100ft room where all the audio people were set up.
I was the first one in that day, so the normally buzzing bank of
computers along the wall had that almost startling quiet morning
people so love. It is an amazing thing to think about: that if I had
shown up fifteen minutes later my life would still be normal. Oh
well, dwelling on past failures never accomplished anything. That's
not why I'm doing this.
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Horror - There are Cruel and Fearsome Things That Prowl the Open Ocean
Mankind believe themselves to have escaped the horrors that preyed on them in bygone ages. Perhaps we are right. Mostly. The torch of scientific progress kindled by Newton and his contemporaries spread like wildfire in the centuries that followed, and drove the beasts that dwelt in our shadows scampering back to the darkened pits that spawned them; turning the hunter into the hunted. Physics, the idea that our world operates through universal and comprehensible laws, castrated the secret magics that had once left kings and peasant children alike shivering in the terror of all-concealing night. Darwin and his concept of evolution banished the ancient monsters with such speed and determination that Heracles himself would have been envious.
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