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Name: Autumn
Age: 20
Description: see pic
Type of death: Drowning

It had been a long day for Emma Sakaki; all her efforts and she finally had been approved for one of her dream colleges, she was so close to her dream of being a nurse. Her parents were out for the holiday weekend and she had the whole house to herself, it was time for her to finally relax.

She decided to start off her break by taking a nap on one of the chairs in the living room, while listening to the news. Something going on about and escaped convict breaking into houses and strangling people, she was terrified and proceeded to lock down the house; unfortunately In her panic she forgot to lock the back door to the house.

Late into the night, Emma was passed out in the chair; meanwhile by the back door, a tall figure slowly crept into the house. The figure looked around and walked carefully as to not disturb anyone in the house, he walked into the living room and saw the young girl in the chair. He saw his opportunity and crept behind the chair the girl slept in.

He readied his rope and quickly wrapped it around Emma’s neck. Emma woke up from the sudden lack of air and began to thrash around, she gasped as she tried to grab anything around her. The figure just held his grip tightly as his target tried to wriggle out, she began to move about less as her movements slowed. The man pulled the rope as tight as humanly possible, Emma let out one last gasp of air before slumping down into the chair.

With the girl dead, the convict walked up in front of the chair and jerked the girl out of it, he kneeled down and looked into the cold dead eyes of the young girl. He savored the fading feeling of her skin before undressing her. He only undid her bra and proceeded to fondle her breasts, he then went on to snap her neck just to be sure she really was dead. The convict looked at the body and placed her back into the chair, and soon enough he left into the dark night.
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