July 16th, 1983.                             Pg#12

       ANOTHER HELPLESS VICTIM.
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       It seems like the small town of Hilenberge is again the target of  brutal killings, and these brutal killings have been increasing day by day. Every night passes, and then in the morning, many people find their dear family members and relatives lying dead in pools of blood in the streets. Some are impaled through tree trunks, and some are ripped open apart.

This time, a 12-year old boy known as 'Gerald' was reported as dead by the locals. They made a discovery that his blood had been sucked, and his body was all shrunken and in a terrible condition. Many say that it was a "Chupacabra", a blood sucking animal which was forgotten long in the history. Whereas some swore they saw a wolf-like creature sucking the blood of young Gerald.

It seems like Gerald was another helpless victim. His funeral is to be held in the coming days. Many people have presented the idea of locking their houses and closing their windows soon after the dark. This may seem like the best idea this time to protect one-self.

    THE CAUSE OF KILLINGS IS STILL            UNCONFIRMED.
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While many say that it was a "Chupacabra", there is no clear evidence of this creature existing in the town. Many other locals admit that they saw a man-like beast, or a wolf, which has two strong arms and hind legs. It so may be called a "Werewolf".
Combining all the theories of the locals, Professor Kinsky says that it is a creature which stands on it's hind legs. Has two powerful arms. Kills people, and sucks their blood. These features certainly belong to a "Werewolf" in the ancient mythological legends and myths.

A photo of "Professor Kinsky".

A part of his beleives that these are just foolish theories people are making for no actually reason. There may be some different animal which is killing these residents, but taking these killings to mythical creatures like "Werewolf" and "Chupacabra" are seeminglessly useless. "Every village has it's stories", He had said.