This account comes from old newspaper clipings and a diary from a man by the name of Noah Deeds. Its starts off when a beared man with green teeth by the name of Randolf "Stinkbreath" Hayes wandered into town with a gash wound on his right arm. Hayes didn't live alone, he had a wife and three daughters, and three aunts as well as both a mother and a mother-in-law living with him in a large house in the outskits of town. When a doctor by the name man of William Handson asked where he got that gash wound on his right arm, Hayes didn't answer him. The sheriff of the town then began to suspected that Hayes had murdered the nine women in cold-blood, and that the gash wound on his right arm could have come from one of the nine women fighting back against Hayes himself.