Feb. 26, 2025
ROADKILL - A Gruesome Tale of Karma, Horror, and Revenge
Lucas Riggs thought he was untouchable—rich, arrogant, and above consequence. But when his obsession with photographing roadkill turns into something far more sinister, he learns the hard way that some creatures refuse to stay dead. A chilling horror story of vengeance, transformation, and the ultimate price of cruelty.
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🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
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Lucas Riggs thought he was untouchable, rich, arrogant, and above consequence,
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but when his obsession with photography turns into something far
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more sinister, he learns the hard way that art may
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live forever, but some things simply never die. What's that
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You want to be scared? Come with me? He will
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experience tales over opera, ghosts, and death. He does not
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recommended a butt of week at heart heart listeners in
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the dark, It's more fun at that way way. This
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is Weekly Speaking. Hello, my spookies, It's Wednesday, and you
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know what that means. It's time for a little spooky
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in your weekly. I'm your host and narrator, Enrique Kuto,
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and tonight's story is a bit of sick and tumultuous terror.
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I know you're going to enjoy from friend of the
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show and prolific author Travis van Hoos. But before we
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get to that story, I want to say thank you
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all so much for joining us tonight and for allowing
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slash join. But as for tonight, some people think they
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can do whatever they want, that the world is theirs
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to step on, break and toss aside. But what if
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the things they hurt could hurt them back. We're going
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to meet a young man named Lucas Riggs who had
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everything money, a fast car, and a hobby that made
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people squirm. See, Lucas wasn't like other people. He had
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a fascination with roadkill. But one night on a lonely road,
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Lucas is going to realize his macabre interest may just
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come back to bite him. So get comfortable, get cozy,
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and get ready for a relax mixing ride down a
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dark highway where things are not exactly as they seem.
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We'll meet up with Lucas and find out exactly what
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happens right after this roadkill by Travis van Houss. Lucas
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Riggs was on top of the world. For years, he
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had struggled to make it as a professional photographer, a
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career he believed he was destined for, Yet he had
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never made a sale like the one he had just closed.
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He attributed his sudden success to the unorthodox and disturbing
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subject matter of his latest series of photographs. Multiple buyers
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had placed competitive bids on the series, resulting in a
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crisp check for one hundred thousand thousand dollars folded neatly
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in his back pocket. It's been a long time coming,
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Lucas thought. He always knew he was talented, and could
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hardly believe it had taken until age thirty three to
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get his first big break. He had flown home to
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Ohio with a shit eating grin plastered on his face.
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He was eager to spread the word of his good fortune.
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His few friends would refer to him as arrogant. They
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believed he expected the world to hand him everything on
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a silver platter, and his obsession with status defined him.
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They all knew he was living life on his parents' dime.
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Those in the art world despised him. Lucas had a
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habit of dismissing their work as amateurish and lacking inspiration,
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even though he had not sold a s single peace
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since college. He was a hypocrite with many enemies. Lucas Riggs.
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His arrogance extended far beyond his photography, seeping into every
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aspect of his life, especially his interactions with women. Lucas
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believed he was God's gift to women and would seethe
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with rage whenever he was rejected. When he looked in
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the mirror, he saw a masterpiece and couldn't understand why
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any woman would ever consider turning him down. He believed
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they should feel honored to be in his presence. When
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a woman rejected him, he always found a way to
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get his revenge. He wasn't violent by nature, but he
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acted out when he felt slighted. Once he had been
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snubbed by a girl at a bar. When he saw
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her kissing another guy. Recognizing the car she drove to
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the bar, he slashed all four tires with the switchblade
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he always carried. Physically, Lucas was undeniably attractive. He worked
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out and took care of his body. He had well
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defined muscles and a strong jawline. His arms were covered
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with expensive tattoos. His smile revealed full lips, perfect teeth,
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and deep dimples. His eyebrows and lashes were dark and striking,
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framing his hazel eyes. His hair, short on the sides
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and tussled on top, seemed casually perfect, though he spent
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at least half an hour each morning creating the just
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rolled out of bed look. Rolling down the window of
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his red BM doubly, Lucas lit a cigarette and cranked
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up the stereo. An old rock tune blasted through the
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speakers as he drummed his fingers in time with the
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music on the steering wheel. The cocaine he had snorted
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in the airport parking lot was still coursing through his veins,
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and his buzz was keeping him sharp and jittery. He
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couldn't wait to get home to keep the party going.
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The night stretched on as he drove down an old
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road known as Route seven forty seven that led to
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Rigg's Manor, where he lived with his wealthy parents. He
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had the guesthouse to himself and rarely engaged with his
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mother and father. In his mind, their only purpose was
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to fund the extravagant lifestyle he had been accustomed to
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since birth. He never set it out last. But he
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couldn't wait until they died so he could inherit their fortune,
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something he felt he was entitled to. Lucas's father was
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a day trader and his mother was a famous lifestyle blogger. Together,
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they brought in nearly thirty million dollars a year. Lucas
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couldn't understand why they lived in Ohio. He continuously encouraged
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them to relocate to the West Coast, but they refused,
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explaining that they loved the tranquility of their small Ohio town,
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hobbs End, believing it kept them grounded. They feared moving
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to a big city would change them and challenge their humility.
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Mister and Missus Riggs knew they were solely responsible for
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Lucas's behavior. They spoiled him as a child and often
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disgust cutting him off to find his own way in
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the world, but neither of them could bear the guilt
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of actually doing it. Towering stalks of corn flanked the
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road the BMW was speeding down. Lucas's sharp eyes scanned
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the road ahead. The cocaine heightened his senses and his
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wide eyes were overly alert. Deer were notorious for darting
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out from the sides of the road this time of year,
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and he had no intention of damaging his pristine BMW
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by hitting one. Just a month earlier, he hit a
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deer on this road, but unlike the others who might
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swerve to avoid the deer, Lucas deliberately hid it for
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his art. An art professor once told Lucas that there
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is beauty in everything, even death. He was referring to
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the vibrant hues of the leaves changing color in the fall,
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but Lucas took this to the extreme. His mind fixated
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on Route seven forty seven, the desolate stretch of road
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to his home. It was the kind of road where
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you could speed for miles before passing another car. For
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this reason, it was also littered with road kill. All
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types of wild life lived in the woods and fed
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in the cornfields surrounding the road. Almost everyone who lived
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along Root seven forty seven had at some point hit
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a helpless critter on this stretch of asphalt. Once a
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week a city the cleanup crew arrived to collect and
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dispose of the dead carcasses. Lucas often wondered what type
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of man could do such a job. In his eyes,
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public waste workers were beneath him. What a sad fucking existence,
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he would think with a sneer when he saw them working.
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On more than one occasion, he'd even tossed an empty
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bottle from his window at them, his lips curling in satisfaction.
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Beauty in everything, even death, the Professor's words echoed in
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Lucas's mind the day he pulled his car to the
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side of Route seven forty seven, where he spotted what
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looked like a dead raccoon in the middle of the road.
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Grabbing his camera, he slung the strap over his neck
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and stepped on to the hot asphalt. He could smell
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the decay as the animal rotted in the beating sun,
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but the odor didn't bother Lucas. To him, the scent
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represented art. When he arrived within touching distance of the
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dead and bloated animal, his brilliant white teeth appeared behind
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a smile that would have been disturbing if anyone else
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had witnessed it. Large black flies buzzed around the rotting
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corpse and maggots were already feasting on the critter. A
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black beetle crawled from a hole where one of the
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raccoon's eyes used to be. Raising the camera, Lucas began
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shooting the raccoon. The camera clicked and the film inside rolled.
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As Lucas collected photograph after photograph, he knelt to adjust
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his angle, then lay flat on the hot asphalt to
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snap an even lower perspective of the poor animal. As
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he stood up, he noticed large black winged vultures circling above.
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Their slow, ominous movements told him they would descend to
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feast the moment he left, he made a mental note
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to return in a few hours to capture the gruesome
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act of the circle of life. Throughout that afternoon, Lucas
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captured what he considered beautiful photographs of raccoons, squirrels, a possum,
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and even a dog. He had found his inspiration in
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death and believed each photograph was a work of art,
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But he craved something more, something significant, smashed and strewn
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across the road, something big and fresh. Don't go away, weekly,
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spooky will be right back. Lucas spent the rest of
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the day developing film in his photo lab tucked in
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the back of the guesthouse of Rigg's manor. His parents
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had paid for every piece of expensive equipment. As he
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watched the pictures slowly develop, he was consumed with excitement.
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He had never seen something so beautiful as the entrails
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of roadkills spilled on Route seven forty seven. He was
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amazed at how the white maggots shined in the bloody
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folds of the dark fur. This calls for a celebration,
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Lucas said aloud, patting himself on the back. As he
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admired his work, he poured himself tall glasses of whiskey
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and coke, and he was thoroughly drunk by nightfall. That
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is when inspiration struck a brilliant, twisted idea to complete
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his collection of photographs. He'd take the gardener's truck head
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down Root seven forty seven and scatter apples from the
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family orchard along the deserted road. He'd bust them open,
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hoping the scent would lure a deer, maybe even an
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entire family, on to the road. When the moment was right,
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he would floor the truck, propelling it forward, metal meeting
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flesh and bone. He'd then take his camera and create
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another photographic masterpiece, the perfect work of art, to complete
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his collection. Returning from his art exhibit in California, Lucas
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hadn't seen a single piece of roadkill on Route seven
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forty seven. He was still thirty miles from home and
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eager to tell his parents about his good fortune, letting
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them know he would relocate to California. He couldn't wait
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to hold up his check and prove to his parents
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he had finally made it. He'd have called ahead, but
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had left his cell phone in the hotel room in California.
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It was being shipped back to Rigg's manor the next day.
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Up ahead, something caught his eye. This time it wasn't roadkill.
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It was a woman, a stunning woman. She stood on
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the edge of the road with a brown suitcase in
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one hand and her skirt hiked up with the other.
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Her leg gleamed in the moonlight and the headlights of
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his car. Even from a distance, he could see the
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woman smile. Her long blonde hair blew gently in the
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evening breeze. Lucas eased his foot off the gas pedal,
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pulling the car to the side of the road. He
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assumed the woman needed a ride, and Lucas was more
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than willing to offer one, perhaps even more if the
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opportunity presented itself. As the car rolled to a stop,
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the woman swiftly moved toward the vehicle, her suitcase gone.
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Lucas barely bled linked his eyes before both the front
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and back passenger doors swung open. The vixen slid gracefully
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into the front seat, while a strangely dark, rough looking
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man slid into the back. What the fuck, Lucas froze
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as both the doors slammed shut. I thought she was alone.
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He became instantly nervous, jumping slightly. When the cigarette he
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had been smoking had burned down to his finger tips,
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searing his skin. He flicked the butt out the window
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without taking his eyes off his passengers. His eyes darted
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to the rear view mirror. He had seen enough movies
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to know he might be in a terrible predicament. Thanks
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for picking us up, the blue eyed vixen said, with
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a comforting smile. I'm Doris, and that's my boyfriend, Derek.
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She nodded toward the back seat. No problem. Lucas's tone
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was sharp and steady, although he was nervous. His hand
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trembled as he gripped the steering wheel so tight his
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knuckles turned white. He didn't like the idea of a
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strange guy sitting behind him. Too many horror stories about
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people picking up hitchhikers and being robbed or murdered started
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this way. Don't worry, we're not psychopaths. Doris laughed lightly,
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as if she could read his mind. We were riding
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with another guy, but he kept getting handsy, so we
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had him drop us off. He's not the type of
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guy Derek and I would invite into our bedroom, she
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remarked playfully. Lucas's shoulders relaxed slightly. He wasn't against the
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idea of joining Doris and her boyfriend in the bedroom,
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