A Possum's Favorite Game: A Weapon? A Monster? A Child.

Miriam Kelly, September 30th 2008.
Case No. 829.
C.R.S 18-6-401

Found Footage: "A Weapon?
                           A Monster?
                                                               

                                                                       A Child."

Possible victim: Young distressed male- potentially aged 7-9.

Transcribed call: 
Dispatcher: '911, what's your emergency?'
Caller: 'He did it again.'               
Dispatcher: 'What?'                                    
Caller: 'I don't think he likes me.'
Dispatcher: 'Oh-
(Dispatcher To Assistant: 'I have a young male here, potential C.R.S 18-6-401, Trace the call.')
Dispatcher: 'Alright sweetie, do you want to tell me what your name is?'
Caller: 'Matthew.'
Dispatcher: 'Alright Matt- Can I call you Matt?'

Caller: 'Yes.'
Dispatcher: 'Okay Matt, I need you to work with me okay? What happ-?'
Caller: 'Do bad people ever get punished?'
Dispatcher: 'Well, that's what we're here for, to get bad people punished.
Did someone bad punish you?'
Caller: '...'
Dispatcher: 'Matt I need you to-'
Caller: 'Why do people who don't do bad things, get punished?'
Dispatcher: 'Well, I think people -'
Caller: 'You don't know too do you?'
Dispatcher: 'Matt I think we-'
Dispatcher: 'Hello? Matthew?'

Call ends.

Miriam was tasked to tend to the caller's residence.

January 27th 2009:
Case declared closed, reason: Perpetrator not apprehended/not found and Miriam missing.


Revisit a distant, six-feet-deep buried childhood memory, as you, Miriam Kelly, find yourself woven into the Crawford's enigmatic sinister conundrum they call a home, in an immersive slow burn first-person experience. Traverse through various interactive puzzles to progress through the surreal liminal story that reels you in and never lets you off the hook, even after the credits roll.