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Irma Freneu's Leg Monologue
loating around with King and Straub, we came across the corpse of one of the Fisherman's victims: Irma Freneau, a young girl. There was a dog trying to get her severed foot out of her sneaker so it could eat it. Irma's leg was cut off at the hip and was nowhere to be found. She appeared to have been strangled to death and then dismembered. The killer discarded her foot as the leg was the only thing he needed. I'm still not sure why he needed her leg, or who he is for that matter, but the description of the place she was found in gave me goosebumps, The police are still trying to find out who the Fisherman is and trying to catch him while parents of small children grow more and more

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