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CASE FILE: 025 — MARCH 25TH

By Rodney Hatfield Jr.

Every few years, the killing begins again. Same town. Same devil mask. Same terrifying date.

When Lee Kennedy suddenly turns violent, a quiet evening becomes a nightmare. Wearing a grotesque devil mask, he unleashes a deadly killing spree across Present, West Virginia.

As detectives Frank Johnson and John Walls investigate, they uncover a horrifying secret.

The murders have been happening for sixteen years.

Each killing spree follows a similar pattern. The killers either die or mysteriously disappear. And somehow, the devil mask always returns.

Now the detectives must uncover the connection before more innocent people die.

Who is behind the mask? Why do the murders keep returning? And what makes March 25th so deadly?

THE KILLERS CHANGE. THE MASK RETURNS. THE NIGHTMARE NEVER ENDS.

Reviews

☆☆☆☆☆ — A Date to Remember

“A chilling small-town murder mystery where one date connects sixteen years of terror. The devil mask makes an unforgettable symbol of fear.” ~ The Lantern Society Review

☆☆☆☆☆ — The Mask Keeps Coming Back

“Just when you think the killer is gone, the nightmare returns. A disturbing story filled with violence, mystery, and unanswered questions.” ~ Haunted America Journal

☆☆☆☆☆ — Small-Town Terror

“A quiet evening becomes a killing spree, and two detectives uncover a horrifying pattern. Dark, suspenseful, and full of unsettling possibilities.” ~ Paranormal Case Review

☆☆☆☆☆ — Sixteen Years of Fear

“The recurring murders and mysterious disappearances create a sinister puzzle. What makes March 25th so deadly? That's the question that keeps you reading.” ~ Shadow Files Magazine

☆☆☆☆☆ — Who’s Behind the Devil Mask?

“A terrifying combination of psychological suspense and slasher horror. The most disturbing part isn’t knowing who wears the mask, it’s wondering why the killings never stop.” ~ The Hallowfield Archives