Survivor by Gonzalez J. F

Author:Gonzalez, J. F. [Gonzalez, J. F.]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Deadite Press
Published: 2011-12-03T16:00:00+00:00

“Okay.” William shook Brad’s hand. “We’ll get through this, buddy. Leave it to me.”

When William Grecko left, Brad turned and headed to the bedroom to check on Lisa.

Lisa was still in a sound sleep when Brad checked on her. He glanced at the watch on the nightstand. The red digital numerals read five minutes after seven. She’d only been asleep for nine hours. She might sleep at least another hour, hopefully. Brad left the door to the bedroom open and went to the second bedroom they’d converted to a study, sat down at the desk, and turned on the computer.

He sipped his coffee as the computer booted up, thinking. He hadn’t been able to sleep at all last night. All he could think about was the story Lisa told him, and the men who worked in the snuff film business. And the questions that kept popping into his head were how could people do this kind of thing?

He found it hard to believe that money would be the primary factor. He knew of some greedy people, but it was hard to believe that people would actually pay to watch somebody being tortured to death for sexual gratification. But then I’ve heard of equally weird things, he thought. Pedophiles exist. That’s a fact. People get off on fucking little kids. Some people like to fuck dogs and sheep. That’s sick as all hell. I guess if that kind of sickness exists, others do, too.

When the PC came up, Brad connected to his Internet Service Provider, then launched his web browser. When the browser came up he typed in ‘snuff films’ in the search engine and hit the Enter key.

The search engine spit out two hundred and fifty six web pages dealing with snuff films. The first entry was an article called Snuff Films: Urban Myths or Grim Realty? Brad clicked on the hyperlink and brought the page up.

The article in question was on a website called APBnews.com, which looked like a news service about crime and law enforcement. Brad read through the article slowly, reading each word as he digested the information. What he read was disturbing and frustrating.

According to the article, the FBI had been looking for snuff films for twenty-five years and hadn’t found evidence of a single one. It also revealed documents the FBI had been maintaining about their search, reporting that despite widespread tales of rape, torture and murder being committed in front of the camera for monetary gain, the leads all eventually fizzled to nothing.

Brad found the article riveting. According to the story, rumors of snuff films began circulating as early as 1969 when it was suggested that the Manson Family had filmed a murder. A few years later snuff films were mentioned by a group called ‘Citizens for Decency Through Law’, who claimed that young women were being raped and killed for the pornography industry. The bureau’s Special Crimes Unit, which investigated violations of interstate trafficking of obscene material laws, investigated and found no claims to the story.

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