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Steven H. Miles
I was hitchhiking home from college in 1971. A nice sedan pulled up; even odder a 40 year old woman was driving and she was alone in the car. She appeared quite shaken. "I've just come from an antique sale at the Assembly of the Rebekahs," she said. "It was the strangest thing. I saw an wooden oblong box about 2 and a half feet long. It was half way under a display table. I kneeled down to see what it contained. i opened it and saw the skeleton of a young child, dressed in decaying clothes lying in a bed of decayed linen.
I started, stood up and moved away. An old woman saw me. She was a member of the Assembly. She pushed the box under the table with her foot.
I was so startled that I left. I picked you up because I just had to talk to someone about it. It makes no sense."
I started, stood up and moved away. An old woman saw me. She was a member of the Assembly. She pushed the box under the table with her foot.
I was so startled that I left. I picked you up because I just had to talk to someone about it. It makes no sense."
Steven H. Miles
The body, found on Wednesday morning, was of a man in a tuxedo who had two deep punctures on his neck and ice under the crystal of his watch whose hands said 12:00. He had willed his collection of original print's of Lon Chaney films to his daughter if he died before 10/31 (Tuesday) and to his son if he died on November 1 or later.
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