Everett Fish was the reserve officer who passed 20 B Road.

The dirt roads off the highway aren't well marked and it's easy to do.

I even missed it my first time up there.

It took about 0.2 seconds for him to realize what he'd done and make a U turn back toward

the whole house, which was just a stone throw away from the highway with a cornfield and

a barn between.

The first thing Officer Fish did when he pulled up was look for any cars or suspicious

activity.

And keep in mind, Officer Fish didn't know much yet.

He just been told that there was possibly an armed robbery at the house with a woman

inside.

When he finally pulled up, he didn't see any cars at the house.

So he got on his radio and relayed that to Marshall County authorities.

Then Officer Fish got out of his police car, grabbed his shotgun from the back seat.

And as he walked toward the house, he noticed something.

On the ground in front of the house was blood.

A long trail of it that led from the driveway right up to the front door.

That's when he got back on his radio and was like, hey, whatever this was, it's more

than that now.

And it's not looking good so I'm going to need some backup.

And just then he heard something so foreign in that moment.

The last thing he ever expected to hear.

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