Interviewer: Good morning Mr Jacob! How are you today? Thank you for granting this exclusive interview with you. Do you mind telling us what happened that day? We understand that Mr Rellik was trying to hitch a ride from your family. Were you for the idea and why?
Jacob: No, I opposed the idea. He seemed suspicious and I knew that he was a killer from the start.
Interviewer: What was your impression of the hitchhiker, Mr Rellik?
Jacob: I knew that he seemed suspicious when he stepped into the car. He was wearing a tattered and torn jacket on a heavy rainy day and nobody wears such clothes on such days!
Interviewer: Why did you attacked Mr Rellik in the end?
Jacob: I knew that he was up to no good when he held something underneath his jacket that was something shiny and silvery. It was obviously a knife, that is why I attacked Mr Rellik in the end.
Interviewer: What did the people here in Fairfields tell you about Mr Rellik? Do you believe them?
Jacob: They told me that Mr Renwick was a gardener from the mental asylum whose car broke down and decided to hitchhike. They also said that his “knife” was a cigarette box. I chose not to believe them as I saw with my own eyes that he was a killer.
Interviewer: Could you tell us more about your brother Eddy?
Jacob: When I was 6 years old, Eddy died when he was 12. Eddy fell down the train but everybody said that I pushed him down. Nobody ever believes me!
Interviewer: Thank you very much for your time!
Jacob: No, I opposed the idea. He seemed suspicious and I knew that he was a killer from the start.
Interviewer: What was your impression of the hitchhiker, Mr Rellik?
Jacob: I knew that he seemed suspicious when he stepped into the car. He was wearing a tattered and torn jacket on a heavy rainy day and nobody wears such clothes on such days!
Interviewer: Why did you attacked Mr Rellik in the end?
Jacob: I knew that he was up to no good when he held something underneath his jacket that was something shiny and silvery. It was obviously a knife, that is why I attacked Mr Rellik in the end.
Interviewer: What did the people here in Fairfields tell you about Mr Rellik? Do you believe them?
Jacob: They told me that Mr Renwick was a gardener from the mental asylum whose car broke down and decided to hitchhike. They also said that his “knife” was a cigarette box. I chose not to believe them as I saw with my own eyes that he was a killer.
Interviewer: Could you tell us more about your brother Eddy?
Jacob: When I was 6 years old, Eddy died when he was 12. Eddy fell down the train but everybody said that I pushed him down. Nobody ever believes me!
Interviewer: Thank you very much for your time!
Interviewer: Good morning Mr Jacob! How are you today? Thank you for granting this exclusive interview with you. Do you mind telling us what happened that day? We understand that Mr Rellik was trying to hitch a ride from your family. Were you for the idea and why?
ReplyDeleteJacob: No, I opposed the idea. He seemed suspicious and I knew that he was a killer from the start.
Interviewer: What was your impression of the hitchhiker, Mr Rellik?
Jacob: I knew that he seemed suspicious when he stepped into the car. He was wearing a tattered and torn jacket on a heavy rainy day and nobody wears such clothes on such days!
Interviewer: Why did you attacked Mr Rellik in the end?
Jacob: I knew that he was up to no good when he held something underneath his jacket that was something shiny and silvery. It was obviously a knife, that is why I attacked Mr Rellik in the end.
Interviewer: What did the people here in Fairfields tell you about Mr Rellik? Do you believe them?
Jacob: They told me that Mr Renwick was a gardener from the mental asylum whose car broke down and decided to hitchhike. They also said that his “knife” was a cigarette box. I chose not to believe them as I saw with my own eyes that he was a killer.
Interviewer: Could you tell us more about your brother Eddy?
Jacob: When I was 6 years old, Eddy died when he was 12. Eddy fell down the train but everybody said that I pushed him down. Nobody ever believes me!
Interviewer: Thank you very much for your time!