Tragedy Girls Page #6
with our law enforcement
and with each other.
This is a time for remembering,
for mourning.
And now I'd like
to turn the floor over
to Sheriff Welch, if you please.
Thank you, Madam Mayor.
I'd like to stress to everybody
that the most important
thing to do is stay calm
and not make our community
even more vulnerable.
I've consulted with
the state police and the FBI.
And with their help,
a strict curfew of 8:00 p.m.
will be in effect.
[Cellphones ringing]
[Crowd murmurs]
Son of a b*tch!
[Murmuring continues]
- Please, remain calm.
- Curfews can't keep us safe!
What are you hiding, Sheriff?
- What about our missing pets?
- This is exactly what he wants!
Hashtag RememberAl!
RememberAl!
[Chanting] Remember Al!
Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
[Grunting]
[Dramatic music plays]
Hyah!
[Sighs]
Okay!
Who's ready to show this psycho
that we are not afraid?!
- We are!
- Right!
Let's march down Main Street
and give Sheriff Welch
a piece of our mind!
- Yeah!
- Remember Al!
[Chanting]
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
Remember Al! Remember Al!
[Indistinct conversations]
Ugh. I feel like we've been
walking for f***ing hours.
we're only a third of the way.
Ugh. Damn it!
Who are you texting?
No one. Come on, let's go
to the front for a better shot.
Excuse me. Pardon me.
[Thunder crashes]
And with a show of force
and goodwill like this,
- one thing is certain.
- Our Midwestern town
won't take any more sh*t
from this serial killer.
[Crowd cheers]
Like and favorite!
[Crowd cheers]
[Dramatic music plays]
[Crowd screaming]
[Thunder crashes]
Did you...
I was with you the whole time.
Excuse me!
Sadie, McKayla.
Quick sound bite
from the Tragedy Girls?
Oh, I can't even deal
with this right now.
Uh, we are shocked and saddened
that another death
has transpired
due to the apathy
of our law enforcement.
- Good one.
- Is that a direct quote?
Hey, wait your turn!
Are you afraid that the killer
will target you next
because of your infamous blog?
Um, we will not rest until
we stop this menace of society!
[Indistinct shouting]
[Cellphone ringing]
Please continue to follow
Tragedy Girls on Twitter.
Excuse me. Thank you.
[Indistinct shouting]
[Cellphone ringing]
- Yeah?
- Hey, hon.
A lot of people
have been calling the house...
- CNN, ABC, Barbara Walters.
- Sweetie,
there's someone who calls
who just breathes
into the phone.
Mom, Dad,
just hang up the phone.
Don't talk to anyone.
And lock the doors.
What if it's him?
There's a good chance.
So, you believe
you're being followed?
I've been getting these weird
texts, like when I'm at school.
Someone's been
invading my privacy.
- I know it.
- And I'm pretty sure
- I've seen this guy before.
- He could be the killer.
- He was old.
- Not like you old,
like Father Time old,
but, like, old.
- Kind of out of shape, um...
- 6'6".
- And really old.
- Something like this? [Sighs]
[Laughs]
This looks like
Stewie from "Family Guy."
That's terrible, but, yeah.
Yeah, his eyes were
a little bit more beady.
- You should hire somebody.
- Do you think you could, like,
dispatch someone to,
like, my house?
Or escort me to school,
just in case?
Even with all the extra help,
I can't spare a single deputy.
- What?
- The f***? You're the police.
I could be killed!
Maybe stop checking
in your location online,
and he won't find you.
I'd rather die.
[School bell rings]
[Cellphones ringing]
Phones off!
But it's a matter
of life and death.
What if we have to call 911?
I said, phones off!
[Cellphones ringing]
[Ringing stops]
You know, maybe we should
continue with a conversation
about the dark side
of social media.
Anyone?
Narcissism?
What about shallowness?
Sociopathy?
- I object!
- Yeah, you're singling us out.
People have died!
People who can't be replaced.
I have just about had it
with the both of you,
feeding off misery
like parasites.
You should both be ashamed.
Parasitic.
[Dramatic music plays]
[Door opens]
- I can't do this anymore.
- You're just going to quit?
You can't just
abandon our videos.
We gave you all the footage.
- You can have it back.
- I thought we made a good team.
We do.
I... My dad needs me
more than you guys right now.
- F*** your dad.
- M-Kay!
Don't talk about
my dad like that.
No. If Sheriff Welch
knew his dick from his donuts,
he would've solved this already.
He's useless.
Just like when your mother
was murdered.
- F*** you!
- F*** you!
That's enough!
Come on, Sadie.
We don't need him.
We could Snapchat a used tampon
and it would be huge.
- Jordan needs to die.
- He's harmless.
He's making you soft.
I am not soft.
I am fierce.
And you shouldn't have
brought up his mom.
Are you still feeling guilty
about that sh*t?
- [Knock on door]
- Hey, girls.
If you hear anything weird,
don't hesitate.
No psychos are gonna get
in here on my watch.
- Yes, Dad.
- Yes, Mr. Cunningham.
All right,
I'm gonna hit the hay. Night.
Jordan knows more
than he's letting on.
He doesn't know anything.
Dude, the way
he was looking at me.
He's always hanging around,
watching.
It's only a matter of time
before he spills to his dad.
You're over-reacting.
F***.
- What?
- My phone.
My f***ing phone.
- Which one?
- The important one.
I swear it was right...
He took it.
[Laughs] Jordan?
You're being paranoid.
Earlier, with the drive.
I mean, right in front
of my f***ing face.
This is like a total breach!
He dies tonight!
Lowell could be outside,
figuring out
how to disembowel us
or whatever.
- It's not even worth the risk.
- If we go to jail,
everything
that we've worked for is f***ed.
Look, don't worry. okay?
I'll sneak into his house
after curfew,
and I'll slit his throat.
It'll be quick...
like it never even happened.
No, he's my friend.
I'll do it.
[Sighs]
Are you, uh, going back
to the station again?
No, figure
I'll stay in tonight.
We got some extra guys
from Chamberlain on shift.
They've got it under control.
We'll have some fun.
[Chuckles]
[Snoring]
[Indistinct conversation
on television]
[Continues snoring]
[Beep]
[Beep]
- No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
- [Chuckles]
What the hell
are you doing here?
I wanted to see you,
but I didn't think
your dad would be here.
He will freak out
if he catches you.
Is that an Elvis Presley frog?
Goddamn right, it's
an Elvis Presley frog.
"You ain't nothing
but a hound frog."
- That's it.
- [Laughs]
Are we gonna talk,
or did you just come over
- to make fun of me?
- Sorry.
It's just exactly
how I pictured it.
And how did you
avoid the deputies?
I didn't, really.
They're just bad at their jobs.
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