What is the big secret of your hometown? I don't know if it's considered an especially dark

secret, but in the county I lived in from the ages of 10 through 18, we had a soldier die

under some extremely questionable circumstances. They said he was inebriated or experiencing

some kind of mental distress and raided a plant nursery.

They claimed he was attacked by wasps and ran.

He called 911 several times and claimed that someone was chasing him and was trying to kidnap him.

In the last call to the emergency services, he said everything was fine suddenly.

Just 14 or 15 minutes later, he was struck by a woman who

stopped and called 911. He was run over two more times and then died. The autopsy showed no signs

of bee or wasp stings. The connection to the nursery is due to the fact that it was just up the road

from where he died. The place was ransacked, pizza eaten, and money taken.

But his wallet and phone were sitting on the counter undisturbed.

However, the family was not okay with that explanation,

especially because he had previously texted that there were some problems with the local boys,

since the soldier wasn't from this part of the state.

So the family had a private investigator look into it. They analysed the 911 recordings and

found several instances of other people talking in the background, though most of it couldn't be

made out, except one. In the 911 call where he told the operator that everything was fine, a male voice

could be heard saying, tell her. And the nursery? There was no DNA, no fingerprints, no footprints that

led back to the soldier, even though his phone and wallet were there in the building. A lot of

people, his family included, think he was killed by some of the local guys there after he got into a fight about something.

They chased him down and caught him.

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