MittyMittens
Bumblebee Therapist
Darcy was sitting at her desk, leaning back in her chair and chewing on her pencil thoughtfully. She looks up from her laptop and at the cork board on the wall in front of her with all the other news articles about the recent string of homicides. All done in the same exact manner, ripped to shreds and turns to something resembling ground beef. Large animal prints as well as human prints that didn't match the victim's were seen around the murders, sometimes it was just wolf prints, sometimes it was both. It was eerie how there was absolute no witnesses though one would think someone would hear screaming, unless whatever was killing them went straight for the throats or ended up just getting lucky. She shakes her head at thinking at how that must be a horrible way to die. She looks back at the blinking line on her laptop screen and sighs, she had nothing. She looks over at the notepad beside the computer and reviews her notes. She throws her pencil across the room frustratedly before turning around in her chair to look out the window at the night sky. It was nearly midnight she guessed, if she looked at her clock it'd say 11:48pm. She needed to see the scenes, gather information but the police weren't done investigating since no perpetrator had been found, and they had no intention of letting a reporter get their hands in it before they figured out what it was.
She bit her lip as she stared out the window before getting to her feet, finishing her last bit of coffee and puts on her shoes. Grabbing her bag she slips her laptop and notebook into it and slings it over her shoulder. She makes her way out of the office building, though normally she'd be going home she wanted to check out at least one of the crime scenes and decided to choose the newest. She makes her way to the parking garage and soon finds herself out of the suburbs and into the more rural side of the county. Parking her car at the edge of the forest she turns it off, grabs a flashlight from her glove-box, her bag, and steps out. She looks around for anyone who may be prying around and not seeing any signs of anyone and switches on the flashlight. She makes her way into the farm field, slipping under the caution tape. The body was of course long gone but disturbed grass and bloody mess was still left behind. Finding the foot prints she gasps a little in finding their size was larger than she expected. She follows the trail of them, snapping pictures of them as she went.
She bit her lip as she stared out the window before getting to her feet, finishing her last bit of coffee and puts on her shoes. Grabbing her bag she slips her laptop and notebook into it and slings it over her shoulder. She makes her way out of the office building, though normally she'd be going home she wanted to check out at least one of the crime scenes and decided to choose the newest. She makes her way to the parking garage and soon finds herself out of the suburbs and into the more rural side of the county. Parking her car at the edge of the forest she turns it off, grabs a flashlight from her glove-box, her bag, and steps out. She looks around for anyone who may be prying around and not seeing any signs of anyone and switches on the flashlight. She makes her way into the farm field, slipping under the caution tape. The body was of course long gone but disturbed grass and bloody mess was still left behind. Finding the foot prints she gasps a little in finding their size was larger than she expected. She follows the trail of them, snapping pictures of them as she went.