I am here today to interview a murderer. He has been convicted with the crime for killing the old man that used to live in this very house. The cops who were here and discovered the body claim that it is possible that he has insane tendencies that could have contributed to his crime. I am here to interview the murderer and see if this is the case.

The man has said that it was not the old man who provoked him. He claims that it was instead the old man’s eye. As he talks through his story he continues to call it the “Raven Eye” or the “Evil Eye”. He tells me how he gets infuriated at just the sight of the eye. This leads me to believe that the sheriffs were right about him. Maybe he was too far of the edge of insanity to be convicted. But I let him continue with his story.

He is now telling me about how he used to creep inside the old man’s room at night. He explains this in great detail. He says that every night at midnight, he would sneak into the room and sit there, waiting to kill the old man. However, the old man would always be sleeping. His eye would be shut, so, the murderer would never do …show more content…
He says that he crushed the body under the old man’s own bed. After in which he horrifically tore the body into pieces and hid them beneath the floorboards. When the cops came he said he played it off. He explained how the scream that his neighbor heard was his own, of course not the old man’s He claimed that the old man was out of town. But then he said something, something very disturbing. He said that after while of the police being there, he heard a pounding. He could not figure out what it was. He looked at the cops and saw that they did not hear it… but then he thought…. Maybe they did… He went insane. He had a breakdown. He claimed that they were taunting him and making fun of him. He collapsed and screamed, “Villains! Dissemble no more! I admit to the deed! –tear up the planks!- here, here!- It is the beating of his terrible