The Facts in the Case...

LP2187



A killing no one survived

A murder took place

The police then arrived

But six hours too late

 

Silence was sound

Two bodies were found

Their hearts ripped out

Blood scattered around

 

Burnt by a fire

A situation so dire

The wood smoked black

From a ritual attack

 

Beyond a car, in a forest dimly lit

A tale of kidnapping and sacrifice

Corpses dragged and throats sharply slit

Evidence removed so insanely concise

 

The photograph, from 1933

A mystery of a cult and its abductees

Nailed crosses and screaming crows

A pagan practice chilling to the bone

 

On the detective’s desk, news clippings reside

Of missing children and a dangerous sect

A story sewn by the thick threads of crime

A case that was difficult to dissect

 

Cruel intentions

Which the devil started

For Satan to strengthen

Turning men coldhearted

 

True terror and a million words

All trapped inside a picture

Where immolations reoccurred

Such a haunting, eerie fixture

  • Author: LP2187 (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 30th, 2024 08:18
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Tony36

    Excellent write

    • LP2187

      Thank you

    • TobaniNataiella

      Quite chilling reading this piece of work, you get clear images as you read through it, Very well written, i really enjoyed it.

      • LP2187

        Thank you very much, I appreciate it.

        • TobaniNataiella

          You are very welcome

        • Cassie58

          Scary reading. Gave me the chills. There always has been and always will be evil around us. Shocking to know that. Well penned LP 2187.

          • LP2187

            Thank you so much!

          • arqios

            You have given us a pure sense of crime in cold blood. Gripping stuff!

            • LP2187

              Thank you!

              • arqios

                You are welcome! 🙏🏻



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