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Ms. White's Murder: A Short Story
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To began, On a cold, frosty, and cloudy night a girl named Hannah was up to no good! This is some details to describe her. She is a female. Her full name is Hannah Alexander White. She has shiny, clean, and bright blue eyes. She has brown hair that feels like a rock but smells like candy. She is five feet and nine inches tall. She weighs one hundred sixty nine pounds.

Following that, On that shivering, freezing, and snowy night people were saying that Hannah was going to murder somebody! The person she was going to kill was named Jeffrey Livingston. Here is some details to describe him. He is a male. When he was killed he was wearing fancy, gigantic, and marvelous pair of joggers and a dandy comfortable, and pleasant
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The shiny, exciting, and wonderful theater is located at 2182, Main street, West Virginia. This happened because Jeffrey Livingston is very rich from people paying to visit his theater and Hannah White wanted the money so she decided to kill him! She was frightened to do this because she thought she was going to get caught by the police. She did this by wondering into the theater when they were about to open it so nobody would be there except for him. Then she clutched a knife. The knife was very sharp, it was six inches long, and very dangerous. As soon as she opened the door she saw him and stabbed him two times in the chest! Which was painful, horrifying, and alarming.

Finally, The police had to take the knife to the felony scene to see who it was. They found finger prints on the knife but they didn't know who it was though. So they had to go house to house scanning fingers and looking for a match. Then after two hours of searching they found a match and started speaking to them to see if she would crack. She was talking to the police for about three hours because she wouldn’t crack! Then eventually she did and everybody went back to there regular lives because she got

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