Sinister Page #6
Bughuuls possession and, or abduction
- What if you destroyed them?
- Sorry. I don't follow
If you destroyed the images with a fire.
What would happen then?
What, do you mean literally
or in the stories?
In the stories if an
image was destroyed,
then the gateway would be closed
and Bughuul would no longer
have access to this world, right?
Mr Oswalt. What kind of book
are you writing exactly?
I don't know. I'm not even sure
I have a book any more.
- But thank you for your time.
- Anytime.
All right.
- You know what time it is?
- I know. I'm sorry.
But I've been trying
to call you all day.
- What's the problem?
- OK. The problem is that you moved
How is that a problem?
I was compiling all of the data
that you had me collecting
and once I started putting it together
into a nice readable package,
I saw the connection, it was obvious.
- What was it?
- The dates, the addresses.
Each family that you had me look up
had previously lived in the house where
one of the earlier murders took place.
Each family? All five of them?
Yes, and when you put them
in chronological order,
you can actually draw a line
from murder to murder to murder
OK, we knew
that the Stevensons previously lived
in the same St Louis house where
the Millers had their throats cut.
Before the Millers family was killed.
The Millers lived in the same house
in Orange County
where the De Luzio
lawn massacre occurred.
Guess where the De Luzios lived
before they moved to Orange County?
Sacramento where the Martinez family
was burned in their garage?
Exactly. The pattern goes back
to the 1966 Oregon drownings.
Listen. Mr Oswalt, you just moved out
of the last house in fine
if this guy is still out there.
You not only just sped up his timeline,
you put yourself in it.
Thanks, Deputy.
Stephanie.
It's the missing kids.
I like that you made the movies longer.
They're better this way.
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