Mount Shasta Disappearances の小説・ストーリー

Ryder asked me taking a step back as I tossed the first pile I had snatched from the desk and frantically began digging through the contents. “Yes and no. Emily said she believed he had a place in the Freeland and was working with a group of rogues. I am looking for a deed, contract, map, something that will link Evan with the Freeland and give us some direction of where to look. That particular area is quite vast, so some semblance of location would be nice.” I advised Ryder as I dug through the paperwork, my eyes never leaving the files. After a few moments, I noticed a deed that had an address I recognized being in the Freeland. It was a campground on the northside, deep in the Appalachia

I clear my throat and take a deep breath before I start talking, I need to he careful how I tell this story, because Samuel is a smart man. “So a couple of years ago, I was down in Boston and I got a call from a colleague of mine down in Glendale Pack. They had five people go missing and then he said they found them but they were all dead. He said that their bodies were decapitated and they had these strange markings on them. Now, you know that Glendale is a small pack, they didn't have the facilities needed for a case like this, so I went down there with all the equipments that I could carry.

Ethan nodded. "The footprints overlap." He looked toward the doorway. "At least three people were taken from here." The realization spread through the room like ice. Kael hadn't stumbled into this alone. Others had been captured. Others were now somewhere ahead. Scarlett's gaze drifted toward the shattered window overlooking the mountains. A terrible feeling settled deep inside her. Whatever waited at Moonwater Lake was no longer just a secret waiting to be uncovered. People were already dying to protect it. Or to possess it.

The members looked around the table at each other for a moment, before Elliott asked, “Staggering as in a few, or staggering as in my drunk uncle trying to exit granny’s house after Thanksgiving dinner?” Cadence covered an inappropriate laugh with a fake cough, but Brandon, who was sitting next to his father couldn’t hold it in, and soon there were snickers all around. “All right, let’s try to keep this serious,” Aaron said, though he was also smiling. “Like ten, possibly twelve.” “That is a lot,” Meagan agreed, looking at Shane who nodded at her. “Why possibly?” Brandon asked, leaning forward. “Because two of the missing people are Japanese tourists who may or may not have actually disappea

He doesn't answer right away—just drags a hand down his face, slow, like the weight of it all might flatten him against the chair. "Yeah," he mutters finally, voice strained. "That's what I'm talkin' about. Ten little girls, Ash. Vanished outta nowhere in Moonshadow Creek. And I can't—" He cuts himself off, shaking his head. "I can't let that shit happen again." My stomach free-falls, appetite gone in an instant.

It all started in the summer of 2018, with the mysterious disappearance of the two wealthiest men in Seattle. As written by Seattle Daily, “An unidentified body was found in the apartment of the richest most eligible bachelors in Seattle, The Hudson brothers who at this point are presumed the main suspects in this investigation whose whereabouts are currently unknown..”

Missing After A Fall in the Rockies Sheng Chua and his sister, Jiao, are missing after an unfortunate rock climbing incident. The pair were last seen heading into the Saber region of Rocky Mountain park. It is believed they fell during the ascent, but their bodies were never recovered, nor was any of their equipment. If you have any information on this missing duo, please contact Park authorities or your local RCMP branch.

Blake asked mainly to himself. “I’m not sure, but I believe your father was investing into some land up north around Washington. Mt. St. Hellen, I believe, before the eruption. As for the Governor of that time, he also had an untimely death, a robbery that went wrong, so the clues became cold as everyone related to the case passed away.” Robert said, sipping his drink.

The second those words left my mouth, two officers stepped out of the elevator. They looked straight at me. "Chloe Sanders, regarding Lily Walton's disappearance, we need you to cooperate with our investigation." I frowned but still invited the two officers into my home. Once seated on the couch, the older officer fixed me with a sharp look. "Chloe, are you really telling me you have no idea where Lily is?" I rolled my eyes internally, exhausted beyond words. From yesterday until now, I'd been asked the same question over and over again. I explained everything from start to finish.

someone spoke up in disbelief. "Hmph! What do you know?" Mountain grunted coldly. "As far as I know, Chase Collins has been missing for close to 20 years. The Collinses have been looking for him all this time but found no traces of his whereabouts. This must have something to do with that brat! Don't forget about that big case that happened in Capital City not long ago. It could be his doing!" "That would mean Chase Collins might have something to do with what happened," someone spoke up hesitantly.