¶ Intro / Opening
Wendy's homestyle French toast sticks are so delicious. Some are saying that they're better than their mom's breakfast. Excuse me. Did you just say Wendy's French toast sticks are better than my breakfast? Mom, is that you? Answer the question. I said some people are saying that because they're so crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside and perfect in every way. Uh-huh.
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¶ Crowley Was Right, Jon Was Wrong
Note for the record that we can add another tally to Sheriff Crowley's side of the board. Seems that she was right about the pigs, after all. Scott Hickory died so long ago that the pigs were able to digest and excrete all of the remains, bone fragment, and other... organic material before we were able to dissect them. Looks like they get to live another day. Not that I'm upset about it, but... You know.
The pigs consumed nearly 90% of Hickory's body, leaving only bone fragments, and when pieced together, there were no indications of any type of trauma. Any undeteriorated flesh has shown time of death consistent with a timeline outlined by Sheriff Fran Crowley. My best conclusion is in agreement with her findings. Scott Hickory was not murdered. And I was very wrong. After speaking to him, Scott just seems so confused.
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¶ Jon Needs Someone To Talk To
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