Eleanor Neale

And it seemed that this was a list for a satanic club.

And I say that very lightly because remember they were 13 year old boys and like, I don't think it was actually anything serious.

I think they were just being like rebellious little kids that were like, ooh, Satan, me.

But on this piece of paper with all the members' names, it also had a bunch of rules that this satanic club went by.

And these rules were, don't talk about the club, act normal like nothing happened.

That's an exact quote, by the way, I don't...

Anyway, no talking about Jesus or God, only Satan.

But yeah, like I said, police didn't really think too much into this.

They didn't think it was anything serious or like actually satanic.

They thought it was just a bunch of school kids that were just like, I don't know, they learned what Satan was and now they wanna be rebellious.

So right now, police have a lot of evidence against these two boys.

Actually, that's a lie.

They have a lot against boy A, but actually nothing against boy B. They don't have any physical evidence

to say that Boy B was involved in Anna Kriegel's murder.

We'll talk a lot more about that later on, but I think it's just important to keep in mind there's no evidence against Boy B right now.

The only evidence that they have against him actually is his own words, the things that he has said in his interviews, but there's no physical connections there at all.

Police felt like they needed that little bit more evidence before they could charge these boys and take them to trial.

But luckily for the police, all the results from the forensic tests were coming in now.

The first result that they got back was of Boy A's murder kit, the backpack with the Halloween mask, the shin pads, knee pads, blah, blah, blah, pads, all the pads.

And every single thing in that bag, the inside of the bag, the inside of the Halloween mask, the gloves, the shin pads, knee pads, all of it had Anna Creasle's blood