An e-mail address came with the   
webpage, and I put that down as the    
second way to contact us.              
     Whatever I got, I brought to our  
next meeting, along with any new       
reports that I’d found relevant.       
     All we had to do was figure out   
how to find that certain something that
would help us link them to serial      
killers, and that wasn’t as easy as I  
thought it’d be.                       
     Back in the beginning, my mistake 
was in using new reports to figure it  
all out. Those were frustrating to work
with, because most of them weren’t      
officially connected to a serial killer
yet, and that made our work more spec- 
ulative than productive.               
     I know, dumb huh?                 
     “What we’ve got to do instead,”   
* Darryl explained after a couple years    
of that, “was look at the older        
reports, the ones that already have    
serial killer confirmation, and use    
those to build a fluid profile that we 
could test out on the newer ones.      
     “Once those were confirmed, then  
we’d know if we were on the right track
or not. That makes sense, right?”      
     It did make sense, so that’s what 
we’ve been doing since then, and even  
though we still haven’t come up with   
that fluid profile yet, I think we     
might be getting close.                
     This Sunday though, we were sup-  
posed to discuss the annual, week-long,
Halloween patrol that we've been doing 
for the past ten years.                
     Even though I was the one to kind 
of organize the first one, Pee Wee was 
the one who originally thought of the  
idea, and Mouse was the real brains    
behind the whole thing.                



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