Wayne Cummins
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Wayne Cummins
If The Price Sounds Too Good To Be True, Then It Is Too Good To Be True. I Learned That The Hard Way.
I was just starting to convince myself I was okay when I got a good look at my neighbor across the way. I nearly choked on my drink when the man came to his window and looked out.
I Live In A Small Town In Texas Called Sanderson, And I Can Tell Something Weird Is Going On
No one is going to believe me and there’s not exactly a hotline for this kind of shit. Who would I tell anyway? I can’t trust anyone I know.
UPDATE: My First Day On The Job At A Substation In Texas Was Nothing Short Of Terrifying
I know it’s been a long while. And while I’m sorry for that, I regret to say. I literally cannot account for the missing time. Since my last entry, I reckon it’s been months to you all, but to me, it’s been a night. I know that must seem confusing, but hopefully you’ll start understanding what I’ve been through.
I Found A Journal From Someone Who Worked On An Oil Rig And The Entries Are Freakishly Disturbing
I travel for my work, and I hit a lot of garage sales and second-hand stores. The chance to pick up something unique and with history from another part of the country is too fantastic to pass up. I’ve scored some decent gems over the years, but nothing quite like what I picked up last year while traveling through the Mustang Islands, in Texas.
I Found A Highly Classified Document That Detailed A Government-Suppressed Incident Called ‘VO-003’
Who I am, how I came into possession of these packets of information, and exactly where this incident took place I cannot tell you.
My First Day On The Job At A Substation In Texas Was Nothing Short Of Terrifying
I saw I had one new message in my inbox from a company called Electric Solutions Of Texas. I’d never heard of them before. The email was a job offer for an entry-level electrician to work third shift hours at a substation.
I Think I Inadvertently Let A Real Estate Agent And Her Client Become Victims Of A Murderer
I don’t know what the hell to do. I feel like I don’t have a lot of options here, and no one’s as concerned as I am. Or concerned at all.