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Summary: The Murder Of Jessica

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jessica waited there till they they showed up she started hearing more noises like running,laughing,and singing. she walked in a room with lots of tv’s and see saw all the families faces on each one of the tv’s. She ran to another room and saw cooper's brother and two sisters, they were all singing in a circle. The family said they were going to hurt her like they had hurt her dad. Her dad was a cop at the police station that was closing many years ago she just never new who had killed her father that same night that they killed the the three sisters.
Jessica is so afraid she runs to her as fast as she can to her locker and gets her gun. The family skaters and hides all around the police station. She tells herself she is going to have to kill …show more content…

also how he thought that she was going to shoot him to because she was pointing the gun at him and said leave me alone already. After telling her again she is in shock. She lays in complete silent she couldn't believe that she had done the things that john had told her. He shows her the pictures that he had to take from the crime scene. She starts to cry and has no idea what to think anymore after a couple of months she is sent to physical therapy for her leg. Jessica stays there for a couple of days she tells the doctors she is fine but they insist in keeping her for a couple of months. So she decides to stay after the first couple of days jessica starts to hear things there she tells the doctors but they tell her it's probably just mice in the wall or something. She tells the doctors that they might be right but late at night she hears something outside her door she sees cooper standing in the dark halls of the hospital. Jessica tries to run but her legs keep getting heavier and heavier she feels cooper grab her by the leg and pull her she tries so hard to get away from him she kicks and screams so loud that she wakes the nurses. they come running into her room and she was laying in bed. She tells the nurse about what was happening but it was just a dream she was just so afraid of cooper that she couldn't stop thinking about what he would do to

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