Sean

Andy, I didn't say that, Andy. Andy the dog. That's his opinion. You're a cool guy.

Andy, I didn't say that, Andy. Andy the dog. That's his opinion. You're a cool guy.

My name is Sean. I'm from Long Island, New York, 26 years old, and I'm currently living in Studio City, California. Mostly trying to get into the film industry, but, you know, it's ended up being mostly working at bars, worked as a mover, office administrator. I've had maybe like seven or eight jobs in the three years that I've been here, all overlapping.

My name is Sean. I'm from Long Island, New York, 26 years old, and I'm currently living in Studio City, California. Mostly trying to get into the film industry, but, you know, it's ended up being mostly working at bars, worked as a mover, office administrator. I've had maybe like seven or eight jobs in the three years that I've been here, all overlapping.

My name is Sean. I'm from Long Island, New York, 26 years old, and I'm currently living in Studio City, California. Mostly trying to get into the film industry, but, you know, it's ended up being mostly working at bars, worked as a mover, office administrator. I've had maybe like seven or eight jobs in the three years that I've been here, all overlapping.

So when this happened, it was kind of between the tail end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020. It was on Long Island, specifically Manorville, where I grew up. I feel like it kind of has a reputation for being a weird enough place. Maybe I'm biased, but particularly Manorville. It's known as like the gateway to the Hamptons, but it's really just in the middle of the Pine Barrens.

So when this happened, it was kind of between the tail end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020. It was on Long Island, specifically Manorville, where I grew up. I feel like it kind of has a reputation for being a weird enough place. Maybe I'm biased, but particularly Manorville. It's known as like the gateway to the Hamptons, but it's really just in the middle of the Pine Barrens.

So when this happened, it was kind of between the tail end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020. It was on Long Island, specifically Manorville, where I grew up. I feel like it kind of has a reputation for being a weird enough place. Maybe I'm biased, but particularly Manorville. It's known as like the gateway to the Hamptons, but it's really just in the middle of the Pine Barrens.

It's essentially like a semi-rural area of cookie cutter development separated by huge swaths of woods. So growing up, I spent a lot of time hanging around in trails because most of my friends, you know, we were all in the same developments and the best way to get to them was through trails.

It's essentially like a semi-rural area of cookie cutter development separated by huge swaths of woods. So growing up, I spent a lot of time hanging around in trails because most of my friends, you know, we were all in the same developments and the best way to get to them was through trails.

It's essentially like a semi-rural area of cookie cutter development separated by huge swaths of woods. So growing up, I spent a lot of time hanging around in trails because most of my friends, you know, we were all in the same developments and the best way to get to them was through trails.

I mean, one of the best things we even had to do was take like an hour and a half walk to get to 7-Eleven, if that kind of illustrates how really little there was around there. I do think it was a great place to grow up for that reason. Like it did feel like, you know, kids kind of ran the trails. You would run into people and growing up, that was really cool.

I mean, one of the best things we even had to do was take like an hour and a half walk to get to 7-Eleven, if that kind of illustrates how really little there was around there. I do think it was a great place to grow up for that reason. Like it did feel like, you know, kids kind of ran the trails. You would run into people and growing up, that was really cool.

I mean, one of the best things we even had to do was take like an hour and a half walk to get to 7-Eleven, if that kind of illustrates how really little there was around there. I do think it was a great place to grow up for that reason. Like it did feel like, you know, kids kind of ran the trails. You would run into people and growing up, that was really cool.

I mean, I was really never afraid in the woods at all. The thing is, as I got older, I started recognizing that some of it was a lot eerier. It didn't help that the Long Island serial killer that like got caught maybe two years ago Four of those bodies were found in Manorville in some of the same trails that I was going through all the time as a kid.

I mean, I was really never afraid in the woods at all. The thing is, as I got older, I started recognizing that some of it was a lot eerier. It didn't help that the Long Island serial killer that like got caught maybe two years ago Four of those bodies were found in Manorville in some of the same trails that I was going through all the time as a kid.

I mean, I was really never afraid in the woods at all. The thing is, as I got older, I started recognizing that some of it was a lot eerier. It didn't help that the Long Island serial killer that like got caught maybe two years ago Four of those bodies were found in Manorville in some of the same trails that I was going through all the time as a kid.

There was always this feeling that, like, you could go down the wrong path and, you know, something could potentially be there. I mean, it's kind of like a Stephen King town in Manorville. Like, there's something that feels kind of off. So really where this story starts is getting home for Thanksgiving that last semester of college.

There was always this feeling that, like, you could go down the wrong path and, you know, something could potentially be there. I mean, it's kind of like a Stephen King town in Manorville. Like, there's something that feels kind of off. So really where this story starts is getting home for Thanksgiving that last semester of college.

There was always this feeling that, like, you could go down the wrong path and, you know, something could potentially be there. I mean, it's kind of like a Stephen King town in Manorville. Like, there's something that feels kind of off. So really where this story starts is getting home for Thanksgiving that last semester of college.