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Check back often for snippets of this latest book by Frank Holes, Jr. From "The Pioneer Story" “Tell us one of their stories, please?” David begged. Again, his mother shot him a dark look from above her knitting pins. “Well
now,” began Black Jack, “I ‘spose I can do that.
Both the Abigail shuddered, snuggling in closer to her father. Being a banker by trade, he only smiled and put his arm around her. He believed in the reality of numbers and ledgers, and stories were just fiction to him. Black Jack continued his tale. “This wiindigoo sometimes possessed an evil man’s soul, and if the man possessed enough Mide, that’s a spiritual magic they believe in, mind ya, he could even change his shape. Yes indeed, lad. That evil man became one with his animal totem, becoming, in this case, a wolf that walked like a man.” “So did these loup-garous hunt people?” David asked, fascinated. “Oh, they were plenty terrible,” the trapper said. “I was even afraid myself many nights, when I stayed alone in the wild lands. The loup-garou is often said to search out and devour those who leave the safety of their villages. And there’s nothing that can stop them.” “But it’s just a story, right?” squeaked Abigail. “Here, look at this beauty, and then you decide,” Black Jack said, reaching into the deep satchel that slung around his neck and shoulder. In the glow of the campfire, everyone could see the long, curved claw he held up. Handing it to David’s father, Black Jack said, “Be very careful, it’s still very sharp.”
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From James
Bowden, according to the report, was a friend of the victim.
Or at least the closest thing to a friend that Terry Dellis had.
Since Dellis was homebound (and a recluse by nature), Bowden
often brought him groceries and any Bowden had arrived just before 2:30 and found the front door locked. Normally Dellis left the door unlocked for him, so this immediately raised concern. Of course, looking through the window and seeing the victim’s upside down body protruding through the floorboards prompted Bowden to drive home immediately and call the sheriff’s office. During the interview with Bowden, the second deputy was totally perplexed. The front door had still been locked. In fact, the snow had drifted up onto all sides of the cabin. The only tracks in were those of the neighbor. Finding probable cause (he could see the body inside as well), the deputy forced open the front door. There was no smell from the body because the house and its contents were pretty much frozen solid.
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