Jill's Tetro
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43 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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But the author of SK Confessions admitted he, too, was exhausted.
And sure enough, in one last surge of adrenaline-fueled energy, Jills fought back. He tried to grab my mask and came quite close to pulling it off. which created a brief life-saving opportunity. The masked man momentarily let go of Joseph's leg.
They were, of course, Trevor and Marissa, who, you'll recall, described their encounter with Jills this way.
So he's making out like you've just been having fun. Right. Which is when Marissa and Trevor took off, believing somehow that it was all an act and that they had been the intended targets of a mugging.
But Marissa and Trevor had already helped, whether they knew it or not. Merely by stopping when they did, they may have saved his life. And the masked man was gone. For the moment, anyway. Jills had time to catch his breath and regroup. And get help.
Or he could have called the police on his cell phone, which was still sticking out of his back pocket. But Jules did not do any of those things. No, what Jules decided to do instead was go back to the garage.
Just see his feet down. I just see his feet. The man could see him any second. Jills looked at the door, at the pacing feet, at his truck, his mind worrying.
Maybe he was in shock or had a concussion or was just stun gun silly. Whatever the reason, Jill Cetro became fixated on getting to his prized truck, a black Ford Ranger, parked right on that gravel driveway outside the garage where Jill's had just fought for his life.
So willing himself into silence, Jills tiptoed across the crunchy gravel driveway. The masked man just a few feet away on the other side of that partially opened garage door.
And I took off. You put that car into drive and tore down that alleyway. What was it like?
Must have been shaky.
And Jill's began to feel woozy, sick to his stomach.
So Joe's pulled over, drank some water. Maybe he wasn't out of trouble after all.
So I rest a little bit. But not for long. A few minutes later, Jills willed himself back onto the road, forced himself to drive home, where he stood, barely comprehending, in front of a mirror. I'm like, wow.
What in the world just happened? Why had he, of all people, been attacked? And who was that man who seemed to want to kill him, the man behind the mask?
What is it like to be sitting alone in your apartment in front of your computer with that realization in your head?
And did not call the police? No. I didn't. And sure enough, the author of SK Confessions had anticipated perfectly what would not happen when his intended victim escaped. It was as if he had been reading the mind of the terrified Jules Tetreault. It was the fear in his eyes that told me deep down he wouldn't report the incident.
But why did that man in the black mask attack Jules in the first place? It must have been he himself who wrote about it later and in such incriminating detail. Though for now, the why of it all wasn't the important thing to the investigators. What was important was proving that the man in the black mask and the author of S.K. Confessions and Mark Twitchell were one and the same.
And most important, finding their missing man. Was he dead? Was he alive? Where was Johnny Altinger? SK Confessions described two vicious assaults. One of them, the attack on Jules Tetreault, was accurate in every one of its bizarre details.
Yet, of course, both in real life and in the story, the victim survived. But the other story in SK Confessions? In that one, the victim died a particularly horrible death. Was that story true, too? And was that what happened to Johnny Altinger? If it was, then where was his body?
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