“Maybe they had a water fight.”
Burroughs not in the mood for jokes,
“Listen to me, Jenkins from head to toe they were damp, not wet, damp I did a little more homework. The kids' temperatures, exactly the same 98.6, their blood pressure all normal. If you were scared to death, in a state of shock, your blood pressure would shoot Sky-high.”
“What the hell are you talking about blood pressure 98.6 scared to death?”
Jenkins asks and then proceeds to read the riot act.
“I’ve been telling you since day one, we have a freaking nightmare on our hands. I told you the kids were attacked by something, and it wasn’t a man. I told the captain that Fillmore Rose some 46 years ago had similar conditions.
“I told you, God damn it, that we might be dealing …show more content…
Despite the cover of darkness, the two can see that someone or something is moving slightly in the shadows, and with that fact, it could be enough to solve this case. Jenkins has a deep gleam in his eye, squinting at the bushes in an attempt to get a glimpse of what may have cause the movement. However, the dark surroundings of the trail are causing him much difficulty. Beams from the flashlights brightly seek out the unnerving patches of the area. The beams seek out the supernatural the abnormal mumbling voices and optimistically are seeking out the past.

***

We see Fillmore Rosé silent, sitting patiently in his jail cell, his hands interlocked, and his eyes closed. A police officer approaches the cell.
“Okay, Fillmore, your turn to meet the Judge.”
The officer states as he begins to unlock the steel cage. Fillmore moves his head with his eyes closed in the general direction of the officer’s voice.
His eyelids quickly open, revealing only the whites of his eyes. Stunned by what he sees the officer believes Fillmore is dead
“Oh my God!”
***

Jenkins snaps out of his mesmerizing trip to the past, now wide-eyed and readily surveying the abundant forest of bushes.
The mumbling voices become clearer until an eerie screech penetrates the silence.
“Help