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Drew Neely's Narrative Fiction

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Abbi didn’t find anything she would have called a lead when she arrived in Ohio. But, she didn’t give up. She kept looking, if this Drew Neely had been possessed while living here, then someone had to know something. She sat in the small coffee shop and pulled up the news report again. It said he had been missing for three years after killing his wife and kids. [/i]Wait,[/i] she thought, [i]he had been possessed three years ago?[/I] She slammed her computer closed, drawing looks from those closest to her. [i]He did it to her again. This was a dead end,[/i] she thought. Sam had sent her here to keep her out of the way, he knew she wouldn’t find anything here to help them. Growling, she opened her laptop and looked up directions for Amherst Junction, Wisconsin. She wasn’t going to let him get away with this again. …show more content…

If Drew Neely’s body had been found in Wisconsin, then that is where she needed to be. She thought about calling Sam to tell him she was on her way but decided against it. He would only try to keep her away with some excuse. Abbi walked into the Portage county sheriff’s station and asked for the detective in charge of the Drew Neely case. She watched as a man approached and held out his hand. “Agent Stanley,” Abbi said. “I’m here about the Neely case.” “Really? One of your agents was here about an hour ago,” he told

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