DON'T GO INTO THE WOODS, PART II
Part I is here.
DON'T GO INTO THE WOODS, PART II
You didn't think it would be just one murder, did you?
You should know better by now.
THE BREAKDOWN
→ This time, it's three bodies---two women and a very unfortunate German Shepherd. They'll be found in Manhattan's Central Park around 2:00am EST. As before, finders of the victims are first-come first-serve. Woman with dog: found by Laura. Slice-n-dice woman: found by Harry.
→ The dog still has his leash on him, but he's missing his back half entirely and seems to have been partially consumed. Just as before, the viscera has been flung around like confetti; the MO matches the first murders. No murder weapon, hair, prints, or fibers will be found on the scene. The dog and one of the women will be found together---a runner who chose the wrong time of night to go out---and the other woman will be found further on down the trail.
→ The second woman is in more of one general piece than the others, face-down in the grass. Her spine has nearly been severed by a surprisingly clean cut from her right shoulder to left hip across her back. Some of the left latissimus dorsi muscle has been torn into. The size of the bite marks are almost human, though it is obvious that no human has the jaw strength to rip muscle this way.
→ And yes, these two were also chipped.
DON'T GO INTO THE WOODS, PART II
You didn't think it would be just one murder, did you?
You should know better by now.
THE BREAKDOWN
→ This time, it's three bodies---two women and a very unfortunate German Shepherd. They'll be found in Manhattan's Central Park around 2:00am EST. As before, finders of the victims are first-come first-serve. Woman with dog: found by Laura. Slice-n-dice woman: found by Harry.
→ The dog still has his leash on him, but he's missing his back half entirely and seems to have been partially consumed. Just as before, the viscera has been flung around like confetti; the MO matches the first murders. No murder weapon, hair, prints, or fibers will be found on the scene. The dog and one of the women will be found together---a runner who chose the wrong time of night to go out---and the other woman will be found further on down the trail.
→ The second woman is in more of one general piece than the others, face-down in the grass. Her spine has nearly been severed by a surprisingly clean cut from her right shoulder to left hip across her back. Some of the left latissimus dorsi muscle has been torn into. The size of the bite marks are almost human, though it is obvious that no human has the jaw strength to rip muscle this way.
→ And yes, these two were also chipped.