Ghosts a Hoax?

The residents of Greenville and its neighboring towns have been shaken by the recent string of brutal murders.  The victims are, however, the lucky ones, for as their lives ended our nightmares begun.  No, it is the conclusion to the case (that seems to have satisfied police) that is the most unnerving piece of the puzzle.  I’ll began by recapping the full facts of the matter, and conclude with how the authorities have ’solved’ the case.

The first victims were a family of five: Jared Macey, his wife Norma, and their three children Leslie, Nelson, and Ronald. The Macey family was found slain on the night of March third.  A disturbance was reported to the police by the Macey’s neighbor, Jessica Marshall.

Ms Marshall stated in a sworn testimony that she witness a Caucasian female with white hair and pale complexion in the Macey house at the time of the disturbance.

“She was very shiny and dressed in all white. As she moved from room to room her legs never moved, almost like she was floating or gliding or something.  There was a lot of screaming coming from the house.” 

Police arrived at the Macey residence to find all five members of the family disemboweled.  They found no trace of the assailant and no signs of forced entry.  When asked the direction in which the female fled the witness claimed no one exited the house before the police arrived.

The second incident occurred just two nights after the Macey family massacre, on the fifth of March.   Three men, Todd Lecker, Tim Roberts, and Jerimiah Rosensky, who were walking down Winchester Drive, which happens to be just two blocks from the Macey home on Ridgemont, heard a scream from an alley, and rushed toward the sound.  All three men claim to have seen a female fitting the description given by Ms Marshall.  A description of which had not yet been made public.  The three witnesses claim the woman in white vanished before their eyes.

“She was there one second, and then the next… she was just gone.  It’s like she just disappeared.” Roberts told the reporter.

After the woman’s disappearance the men noticed the body of a Michelle Blanch lying in the alley, and phoned 911.The body of Michelle Blanch had also been disemboweled.

The witness’s statements were taken, however, all three men attest to being under the influence of alcohol at the time.