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Creative Writing: The Ruthless Murder

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It was one, creepy, dark and cold halloween night. The pumpkins were out, the trees blowing in the wind, the decorations on the houses. It was all quiet. It all started 2 hours ago. Kids were trick or treating and getting candy, while Donald Trump was giving a speech in town. The speech was on tv and broadcasting on the internet. The tv showed Multiple people getting arrested for trying to hurt donald trump. On tv, there was a guy. He was tall and had a brown fur coat on. The tv nor police didn’t see it. There was a silenced gun in his waistband. Along with a knife in his hand. Nobody noticed it. Its, it’s like he’s invisible. He starts walking. Passing through people, going straight through them, not a scratch on him. Then it happened,

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