When asked if he believed they were dangerous, Cree declined to comment further.
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CONCEPCION, TX: WHAT HAPPENED?
By: Heidi Ivanov
National Syndicate Press
Austin, Texas
There were eighty-four parishioners in the "Avery Primitive Baptist" on Friday, February 9th, and when authorities opened the church's doors Saturday afternoon after reports of missing people, all eighty-four of them were found in what Constable Chris Walker called a "horrific state."
Mary Tomkins has been babysitting for the Dolly family since she's been fourteen years old. Never once in that time had the Dollys not made it home before midnight. "They just didn't do that. It wouldn't have been right."
Authorities agreed. Then more calls came in. Zachary and Emilia Abbott's parents thought so as well. While their son and daughter-in-law had been involved in a great deal of "extracurricular" events with the church, the idea of staying out overnight was unheard of. Especially not with three children waiting for them. "So we called it in," Zachary Sr. says. "Of course, we figured they'd had car trouble or something of the sort. Young Zach was never one to carry a cell phone."
They hadn't had car trouble. Some people in town will tell you that the trouble they did find started months ago when the church parted ways with the group known as "God's Hammer" amidst rumors of infiltration by the Night Walker's Coalition. Some say the church never really broke away from the group, they just thought it wasn't moving fast enough and decided to do something about that on their own terms.
This isn't the first time that Avery Primitive Baptist's has been in the news. They've protested at every general meeting the Coalition has had and they've been extremely vocal about keeping the vampires "away from proper society." It might, however, be the last time. It will surely be the last event that gets them into the media, either way.
In the station's press release, Constable Walker stated: "I can confirm that there were no survivors. I can confirm that all eighty-four parishioners, including Reverend Anson, Brother John Meyer, and Brother James Finn, were pronounced dead on our arrival. There were no children in attendance."
Speculations are that the church's constant harassment of the Coalition finally reached the breaking point. One witness who refused to name himself said that after the slaughter that took place in Dallas (see "Dallas Vampires Attacked in Broad Daylight"), "there wasn't much of a chance that the Coalition wasn't going to retaliate." The attack had been linked to the group, but had not been proven.
An unnamed representative from the Coalition told investigative reporters that they would not be making a comment on these allegations.
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