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Alyssa Mitchell's Murder Analysis
Alyssa Mitchell’s murder was the main topic of the town, and one of the most mysterious murder ever in the history of Victorville. Till this day it’s still unknown what happened to Alyssa’s body. Jake Ryan, her ex-boyfriend, processing the factors of trying to prove his innocence from being blamed for her death.
Alyssa Mitchell’s dream was to go camping at the most beautiful camping site of all of California, Lake Otter Sea in Victorville. Her goal was to see the famous waterfall “The Presents of God,” which gave everybody good luck in the long run. Her graduation gift was to see the beautiful scenery, but also to spend some time with her boyfriend Jake Ryan and their group of friends. As graduation finally came to an end, summer adventures
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Michael responded, “No way that means it's time to have a great summer.”
Jake says, “Hide it from the girls because the girls are party poopers, and I’m trying to have the time of my life before it gets ruined with their complaints and everything they say.”
Despite the whispers that the boys were saying amongst themselves, the girls were done packing the car, ready for the camping trip. The boys responded together in a sequence “Okay.” Everyone was ready for the most adventurous time in their lives, because there finally adults and can do whatever they please to do, especially for Alyssa. Despite driving for the next 7 hours, Alyssa could finally spend some time with Jake that she always wanted. After nearly a 7 hour road trip with no bathroom breaks, they finally arrived to Lake Otter Sea. When the gang finally arrived to the camping site, they saw that everything was not how they expected it to be. Everything was dumped and it was so bad that it looked like a house that hasn't been cleaned for days. Also the camping ground was full with trash everywhere. After having a view of the camping ground overall, Alyssa started to have panic attacks and tantrums as if she was a
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Both of them had fell into the lake making it more difficult but even more intense. After 2 hours in the lake, Jake and Alyssa were tired and Jake left early so Alyssa could change. That’s the last time that he ever saw Alyssa. After Alyssa was finished getting dressed, she started to look for Jake. He was nowhere to be found. The more she walked the colder it got, and little did she know she was about the enter the land of the otters. While looking for Jake, Alyssa started to see shadows, and thought it was Jake. Alyssa started to walk towards the shadows, but realized a little too late that she had walked into a crowd of angry

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