Werewolf. United States

A terrible incident shook the quiet seaside town of Atlantic City yesterday. Its inhabitants have never had to witness such a mysterious and incredible tragedy. As expected, it happened in the darkness of the night.

Hal F. Williams, an employee of an Electric company, was returning to Philadelphia with his wife and two children after a weekend at sea. Hardly anyone could have predicted that this would be his last trip. Was he thinking about it when a minor accident forced him to make a stop near Atlantic City?

"Hal was a little annoyed by the delay, but did not show concern," says Mrs. Williams. "He disappeared in a matter of minutes. It happened completely silently. I even thought he was kidding me until I noticed blood on the grass. What grabbed him appeared completely unnoticed."

Fortunately for the distraught Mrs. Williams, she and the children were picked up by Mr. Dixon, a resident of a small town, who was passing by at such a late time. In New City, Mr. Dixon immediately took Mrs. Williams to the police station. Impressed by her story, Sergeant Cleveland roused the entire police force of the city. And as soon as it was light, a squad of police and volunteers immediately went to look for the missing man and his killer.

The body was found by Sergeant Patrick Cleveland. Here's what he tells:

"I've never seen such mutilated corpses before. The deceased had no legs, and he looked as if they had just been torn off or chewed off."

When the fate of the electrician was found out, the brave hunters followed the bloody footsteps of his killer. Not far from the highway, in one of the small caves, they found a den. The frightened inhabitant did not want to leave his hole. Not wanting to lure out a dangerous animal, the police simply shot him. What was the surprise of the hunters when they extracted from the cave not the carcass of a cougar or a grizzly, but ... the corpse of a man!