Journalist Missing After Murdering Police, Wife

-Notion City, July 14th 1921, Local by Eric Parsons, staff writer

After covering the events of the fourth of July only a few days ago, one of the Informer's lead journalists has disappeared while in custody. While most find this a strange thing to report on in our city, what with disappearances quite common. But police are still requesting any information on this case as the person was last seen in a state that would make him a danger to himself and others.

Timothy Franklin who recently covered the fourth of July event was been missing since some time last night. Once a personable extrovert, he had slowly become withdrawn at work and social events. He became increasingly agitated as days progressed after the coverage. Refusing any story that didn't allow him access to Faery. His condition reached a boiling point last night in an argument with his wife. Neighbors called police after hearing the sounds of the argument, which included several loud bangs and crashes.They arrived to discover Franklin fleeing from his apartment in a state of panic and madness. After managing to subdue him, they also discovered the slain body of his wife upon the kitchen floor of their apartment. When questioned Franklin could respond with nothing beyond shouting and requests for being allowed to enter the Fog.

Franklin was placed in police custody for the night, but managed to escape en route to the police station. The patrol car was found with both officers slain, and Franklin's cuffs broken just near a Fog heavy district of the city. Franklin is still at large and police are requesting anyone who may have information on his known whereabouts to come forward. If you see Franklin, do not attempt to restrain him yourself call the police.

Bloodless Body Baffles Police

-Notion City, September 15th 1920 Local by Eric Parsons, Staff Writer

Early this morning a victim of a hit and run by an automobile was discovered on South street. However, it is not the crime that has investigators digging up clues. Although a considerable amount of trauma was done to the victim, police are surprised to find no blood on the scene.

An eyewitness had come forward to claim that she had seen the man struck by the automobile the night previous. She claimed that the body didn't bleed blood, but rather feathers. Helma Braun, the witness, reported she had seen the victim depart a local speak easy and step into the street before checking for traffic. The automobile struck the victim, and sent him rolling across the car. However, feathers exploded from his body instead of blood. The evidence of her claim she stated blew away in the wind before anyone arrived.

Though police did not reveal the name of the victim they did say that he was one of the recent missing persons who had returned through the Fog from Faery months ago. At this time, they are not suggesting a correlation between the two.

No Fae could be reached for comment, and traffic on South street between 1st and 2nd is closed for the time being. Police are asking that anyone else who may have any reliable information to come forward.