9/11 Short Stories
Bang.
The sparkling stars in the night’s sky were overtaken by large grey clouds, specks of water falling at first before turning into a storm. Blue and red lights illuminated the streets as the police made their way to Ronald Drumpell’s manor. The sirens had awoken every nearby tenants, which irritated them as their precious sleep was ruined due to unknown reasons. The terrified new widow and her child were outside being consoled with therapists while the police filed into the gates. The police force bashed down the golden door and entered the house, crouching low and checking each of the rooms. They had their guard up, they had to be cautious as the murderer was still present in the house.
An unfortunate police officer happened to stumble …show more content…
Before leaving, he delicately placed his tanned hat on and his beige coat on. The first thing he decided to do was to go meet the defendant.
As he arrived at the scene, a few officers guide him to the cell where he was going to meet the accused murderer. The prison was heavily guarded, the ceiling had more than a dozen cameras, fortified by towering steel fencing. “You only have 10 minutes to talk to them,” stated the police officer “and then you’re out.” Rex nodded, and the police officer then opened the giant metal door which stood at the entrance.
When seeing the accused murder, he was first in disbelief. What stood in front of him was a petite girl, with large blue eyes and long, black messy hair which fell down to her knees. “What do you want?” Came out of the little girl’s mouth. ”
“I am here to ask some questions.” He stated sternly.
After a short chat, he had to leave and make his way to the court, which was pronouncing the rules. “Both sides of the court will only have a week to gather evidence! Whoever fails to have solid evidence will lose the case! Now go,” screeched the judge, “find …show more content…
Though, there’s more than one witness,” he whispered before laughing and walking off. Rex snickered, before heading home.
Throughout the week, Rex was allowed to take Abby, the accused murderer out to check the mansion for any evidence. This was their last chance. “We’ve found nothing! It’s useless, I’m going to be executed for doing something I’ve never done!” Abby whimpered, rushing back and forth trying to looking for clues. Rex stood in the hallway where the murderer escaped. “This is the hallway where the murderer disappeared, they said the murderer vanished as if they were a ghost.”
Abby looked over, her eyes widened as she quickly walked towards the window. Her plain blue dress dragged itself on the floor following her, “Oh, I thought I saw something that could serve as evidence, I guess we should give up,” she sighed.
“I guess we should,” Rex paused “I’m sorry for not being able to help you.”
“I-It’s fine.” She stuttered, before leaving the room
The sparkling stars in the night’s sky were overtaken by large grey clouds, specks of water falling at first before turning into a storm. Blue and red lights illuminated the streets as the police made their way to Ronald Drumpell’s manor. The sirens had awoken every nearby tenants, which irritated them as their precious sleep was ruined due to unknown reasons. The terrified new widow and her child were outside being consoled with therapists while the police filed into the gates. The police force bashed down the golden door and entered the house, crouching low and checking each of the rooms. They had their guard up, they had to be cautious as the murderer was still present in the house.
An unfortunate police officer happened to stumble …show more content…
Before leaving, he delicately placed his tanned hat on and his beige coat on. The first thing he decided to do was to go meet the defendant.
As he arrived at the scene, a few officers guide him to the cell where he was going to meet the accused murderer. The prison was heavily guarded, the ceiling had more than a dozen cameras, fortified by towering steel fencing. “You only have 10 minutes to talk to them,” stated the police officer “and then you’re out.” Rex nodded, and the police officer then opened the giant metal door which stood at the entrance.
When seeing the accused murder, he was first in disbelief. What stood in front of him was a petite girl, with large blue eyes and long, black messy hair which fell down to her knees. “What do you want?” Came out of the little girl’s mouth. ”
“I am here to ask some questions.” He stated sternly.
After a short chat, he had to leave and make his way to the court, which was pronouncing the rules. “Both sides of the court will only have a week to gather evidence! Whoever fails to have solid evidence will lose the case! Now go,” screeched the judge, “find …show more content…
Though, there’s more than one witness,” he whispered before laughing and walking off. Rex snickered, before heading home.
Throughout the week, Rex was allowed to take Abby, the accused murderer out to check the mansion for any evidence. This was their last chance. “We’ve found nothing! It’s useless, I’m going to be executed for doing something I’ve never done!” Abby whimpered, rushing back and forth trying to looking for clues. Rex stood in the hallway where the murderer escaped. “This is the hallway where the murderer disappeared, they said the murderer vanished as if they were a ghost.”
Abby looked over, her eyes widened as she quickly walked towards the window. Her plain blue dress dragged itself on the floor following her, “Oh, I thought I saw something that could serve as evidence, I guess we should give up,” she sighed.
“I guess we should,” Rex paused “I’m sorry for not being able to help you.”
“I-It’s fine.” She stuttered, before leaving the room