blunt trauma from flashlight, cop from Jefferson county, the body was left in a muddy place, with the smell of rotten leaves, a swamp?
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Topic: [SOLVED] Interrogate a Killer - Win BTC - Sheriff, Swamp, Machete - page 5. (Read 3472 times)
January 01, 2015, 08:43:39 PM
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January 01, 2015, 07:38:51 PM
blunt trauma from flashlight, cop from Jefferson county, the body was left in a muddy place, with the smell of rotten leaves, a swamp?
January 01, 2015, 06:20:06 PM
Did you plan to kill him or it's just an accident ?
I was defending myself from a deranged man bashing me in the head with a flashlight.I can't say it was an accident - more like self defense.
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January 01, 2015, 06:11:11 PM
Did you plan to kill him or it's just an accident ?
January 01, 2015, 09:19:19 AM
The victim, is he a fictional character (from a film, etc.), an imaginary character or a real person?
Imaginary, and doesn't have a name in this story.
January 01, 2015, 09:15:58 AM
Here's my question: Can you describe the "pool of blood"?
(Origin, every surface that has blood, how it pools etc.)
It was a mess.
Mud. The water smelled of rotting leaves.
Dark, smelly water quickly turned into dark blood red.
I never imagined a body had that much blood in it.
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The victim, is he a fictional character (from a film, etc.), an imaginary character or a real person?
January 01, 2015, 09:00:25 AM
Here's my question: Can you describe the "pool of blood"?
(Origin, every surface that has blood, how it pools etc.)
It was a mess.
Mud. The water smelled of rotting leaves.
Dark, smelly water quickly turned into dark blood red.
I never imagined a body had that much blood in it.
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January 01, 2015, 08:50:21 AM
"pool of blood" "quite a reputation" "cop" "badge" "Jefferson County" "You'll need to beat it out of me. Copper."
Wait a sec... for the sake of the argument, wouldn't 'I' know the identity of a fellow cop, if he is indeed missing? (Rhetorical) I guess he/she is missing cause of OP - Where: the body was left.
Here's my question: Can you describe the "pool of blood"?
(Origin, every surface that has blood, how it pools etc.)
Deductions based on the little voices in my head:
Who was killed: Erm...An officer from Jefferson County. (Do we need the exact name? )
How they were killed: Depends on my question I guess. We'll see.
Where the body was left: Since it "pools", it can't be a field, probably a hard and flat surface otherwise it'll just soak right through the soil.
Good game though! Like the idea.
Wait a sec... for the sake of the argument, wouldn't 'I' know the identity of a fellow cop, if he is indeed missing? (Rhetorical) I guess he/she is missing cause of OP - Where: the body was left.
Here's my question: Can you describe the "pool of blood"?
(Origin, every surface that has blood, how it pools etc.)
Deductions based on the little voices in my head:
Who was killed: Erm...An officer from Jefferson County. (Do we need the exact name? )
How they were killed: Depends on my question I guess. We'll see.
Where the body was left: Since it "pools", it can't be a field, probably a hard and flat surface otherwise it'll just soak right through the soil.
Good game though! Like the idea.
January 01, 2015, 08:44:34 AM
so in the dark, it is hard to identified.
so you can easily hide yourself from him.
so you can easily hide yourself from him.
After I fell, he came right up on me.
Beat the snot out of me with that damned flashlight.
He was getting very carried away - his reputation suggested I was not in a good spot.
Hiding was just not in the cards that night.
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January 01, 2015, 08:43:31 AM
who was in the dark?
January 01, 2015, 08:42:28 AM
how did you kill him?
C'mon now. You really think I am going to make your job easy?
You didn't find me, I came to you - remember?
It was dark. I was in a field harvesting my, um, product.
He came up on me and lit me up with his flashlight.
I ran. He chased me for a good bit.
It was darker than hell - and had him outrun until I went face first into the mud.
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How about my question?
"Only one question will be answered from all of the questions between rounds."
January 01, 2015, 08:41:01 AM
so in the dark, it is hard to identified.
so you can easily hide yourself from him.
so you can easily hide yourself from him.
January 01, 2015, 08:39:11 AM
how did you kill him?
C'mon now. You really think I am going to make your job easy?
You didn't find me, I came to you - remember?
It was dark. I was in a field harvesting my, um, product.
He came up on me and lit me up with his flashlight.
I ran. He chased me for a good bit.
It was darker than hell - and had him outrun until I went face first into the mud.
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How about my question?
Edit: "mud"
January 01, 2015, 08:29:50 AM
how did you kill him?
C'mon now. You really think I am going to make your job easy?
You didn't find me, I came to you - remember?
It was dark. I was in a field harvesting my, um, product.
He came up on me and lit me up with his flashlight.
I ran. He chased me for a good bit.
It was darker than hell - and had him outrun until I went face first into the mud.
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January 01, 2015, 06:06:13 AM
@jdany
What were the victim's last words?
What were the victim's last words?
January 01, 2015, 05:39:06 AM
Great idea for a game. gonna keep watching this thread and see how it goes, this is fun.
January 01, 2015, 03:45:31 AM
"pool of blood" "quite a reputation" "cop" "badge" "Jefferson County" "You'll need to beat it out of me. Copper."
Wait a sec... for the sake of the argument, wouldn't 'I' know the identity of a fellow cop, if he is indeed missing? (Rhetorical) I guess he/she is missing cause of OP - Where: the body was left.
Here's my question: Can you describe the "pool of blood"?
(Origin, every surface that has blood, how it pools etc.)
Deductions based on the little voices in my head:
Who was killed: Erm...An officer from Jefferson County. (Do we need the exact name? )
How they were killed: Depends on my question I guess. We'll see.
Where the body was left: Since it "pools", it can't be a field, probably a hard and flat surface otherwise it'll just soak right through the soil.
Good game though! Like the idea.
Wait a sec... for the sake of the argument, wouldn't 'I' know the identity of a fellow cop, if he is indeed missing? (Rhetorical) I guess he/she is missing cause of OP - Where: the body was left.
Here's my question: Can you describe the "pool of blood"?
(Origin, every surface that has blood, how it pools etc.)
Deductions based on the little voices in my head:
Who was killed: Erm...An officer from Jefferson County. (Do we need the exact name? )
How they were killed: Depends on my question I guess. We'll see.
Where the body was left: Since it "pools", it can't be a field, probably a hard and flat surface otherwise it'll just soak right through the soil.
Good game though! Like the idea.
January 01, 2015, 03:23:09 AM
are we answering a specific location? examples bathroom, library, grocery store? or can it be vague like a field middle of the road type stuff?
It's a one word place.
You'll need to beat it out of me. Copper.
In which field(s) are the victim(s) reputed?
December 31, 2014, 11:28:51 PM
His body is in the field.
December 31, 2014, 11:19:04 PM
how did you kill him?
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