Sightings Page #3

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to convince yourself otherwise.

I see it in people all the time.

They know deep down that these

extraordinary occurrences

are real,

but they're afraid of what

it might mean for their life.

You should know that I'm

attempting to contact the

coroner

to uncover the blood types of

the victims.

Good day.

- So, you a hunter?

- Uh, yes I am but that's

not mine.

- I've never really been.

Never even wanted to hunt.

I mean, not for animals.

Yeah, I been hunting criminals

over the last decade.

So whose is this?

- My wife's parents.

They lived here until they

passed.

We moved onto the property

about two and a half years ago.

- I bet you're good at hunting.

You just stalk your prey,

quiet, stealth like.

Bam!

- Are we gonna talk about

the case?

- Native Americans used signs

and symbols

to communicate their

ideas in their history

down through their

tribes, all the way down

through their generations.

The arrow carried

many different meanings.

Two arrows

facing the opposite direction?

Well that symbolized war.

Broken arrows,

that symbolized peace.

But crossed arrows...

Crossed arrows

represented friendship.

Now I wear the charm to

remember that even though

arrows can be used to be

deadly and destructive,

they can also be used

as a form of friendship.

I know I'm just some

old city boy detective,

but I hope that we

can all be friends

or at least friendly

during this investigation.

- Well, we're not standin' in

your way.

- All right.

Files.

Hannah...

Why don't you start by

tellin' me what you remember

from the night before

your dad found the bodies.

- Well, we were in the kitchen

talking

and we heard some noises

so we went outside,

but we didn't see anything.

- Any minor details?

- Well, my dad was mad at me

because I didn't fill up the

ice trays.

- That's good.

Details are important in an

investigation.

- Right.

Uh, Hannah, take me to the next

morning.

- You know I already reported on

all this.

- Oh come on, Sheriff,

you know how this goes.

- I'm not the sheriff.

- Hey, Tom, we just gotta

do our due diligence.

- Oh, excuse me.

- You okay?

- Uh-huh.

- She's got thin blood,

nosebleeds are common.

- Right.

Let me fill you in on this, Tom,

okay?

Those women were found

dead on your property

the day after your resignation.

And the worst of it all is your

footprints

were the only ones found

near the scene of the crime.

Those truths don't hold too

well for you, my friend.

- Now detective, I've

known Tom since forever.

- I'm not here to arrest

anybody,

but as of right now Tom

here is our only suspect

and he will be until I find

out otherwise, all right?

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