Forgotten Creatures

Detective May Adamos investigates the missing person case of a man who claims he went inside a tent in a homeless encampment and came out in another place entirely, far away from his town. 

Detective May Adamos reviews the case of a convicted kidnapper who claims he was trying to save the people he kidnapped. The case brings us back to the town of Calico where more is unearthed from the mentioned farm and its inhabitants. 

As Detective May Adamos visits the local park after work she runs into a man who does not want to leave her alone. He stalks her whichever way she goes, with a chilling smile that never leaves his face.

As Detective May Adamos records each case, something sinister is listening in.

Detective May Adamos reviews the case of a disappearance associated with the town lore, people are warned against going to a part of the woods where many have disappeared in. The statement provided shows a dark truth of the fate the people who have disappeared have fallen into. 

While Detective May Adamos records each case, something sinister seems to be listening in.

Detective Adamos reviews the case of a man who went missing in the sand dunes of Death Valley, Ca. The statement taken is from his friend, Dan Rudgen, who fell within a deep shaft in the sand dunes and was stuck for several hours. What he saw within the shaft paints a horrible picture of the fate that might have befallen the missing man. 

Detective May Adamos reviews the homicide case of three babies found dead, each with a puncture mark in the head and blood drained. 

The town thinks the cult, The Divinity of the Eternal Light, is responsible since they have recently opened a temple.

Several statements seems to point to something more sinister going on in the town.

Detective May Adamos reviews the case of missing teenagers in the town of Calico, California. All of the teenagers seemed to have seen a woman before they disappeared. The statements complied are from the various witnesses all of which seemed to think the town's urban legend has something to do with the disappearances.

Detective May Adamos reviews the homicide case of Ted Westley whose body was found in shallow water from an apparent suicide. The details in the subsequent statements paint a different picture not of suicide but of strange creatures and their involvement in Ted Westley's death.

Detective May Adamos reviews the case of a couple who took a road trip to California, their dead bodies were found several days later. The notes left in their car detail the days that led to their deaths and the strange entity that visited.

Detective May Adamos reviews a homicide case involving members from the cult The Divinity of the Eternal Light. 

Detective Adamos reviews the case of a woman who went to a pop up clinic offering free flu shots. The woman experiences something terrifying,  that she tries to forget, but somethings have a way of sticking with you.

The forest has always been an escape. You clear your mind, if only for just a few days. But sometimes the forest is the last place you want to be. Sometimes what lurks in the forest is the very thing you can't evade.

Detective May Adamos reviews three separate cases all told by the sole survivors, they detail a gruesome story of an unknown creature who leaves no trace behind. 

Detective May Adamos reviews a homicide case where the main suspect is a man who suffers from hallucinations of malignant beings.

Detective May Adamos reviews the case of a woman who disappeared under unusual circumstances. 

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