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This is a weird darkness bonus bite. Real news of unreal events. A pair of elderly twins

were found mummified in their dishevelled, brookling apartment according to police and

a neighbor. The bodies of Elliott Wolfire and his brother Jerry Wolfire, both 79, they

were twins, were found at the 56 Luisa Street home in Kensington shortly after 3pm on Saturday,

February 27th. The brothers may have been hoarders with some rooms in the home piled with

debris, including a barbecue grill. The pair had not been seen since February 14th.

Neighbor Joe Padilla said officers who saw the man's bodies told him their corpses

were mummified. The police said that they'd been dead for 12 days. One cop was new on the

force. He couldn't stomach it. He said my partner is going up there because I can't.

Padilla added up the siblings. One of them always came to the supermarket around the corner.

And we started saying nobody's seen Elliott because he's the more mobile of the twins.

Then my girlfriend pointed out that there was a lot of mail stacked up out front. I started

knocking, knocking seven days ago Padilla said. I thought maybe one of them got COVID and

had gone to the hospital, so we checked the hospitals and they weren't there. The lights

were on upstairs and downstairs, but I wasn't going to break and enter, he said. So yesterday

the police came and broke through the side door and found them both upstairs.

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