Anton often wondered when theyâd start getting serious about the murdersâ yeah, everyone on the force was having a conniption over each new body that ends up, regardless of their presence and their strategies. He wonders when the FBI or some special task force starts coming in and try their hand at stopping him.
But, now as he glances over to the other, he tries to focus on the rest of the crowd. Everyone had the same concerned and frightened look as this manâ hey, he wondered if this guy was a father too? âYou got kids? My daughterâs thirteenâŚI know all the girlâs this psychoâs killed wereâŚwere a lilâ older, I think butâŚâ Antonâs head shakes and he visibly shivers. âIâm too afraid to even bring her near the beach, in case this killerâs near, you know?â
What he fails to mention is the recent break in the case the authorities made only last week. That this so called Coney Island Killer isnât just carving open college girls but also was linked to a number of middle aged men being burned alive as wellâ Variety is the spice of life, right?
  â No, I donât have kids. âDrew shakes his head, which ends up tilted to the side in thought.  â Just me I guess. â His loneliness would strike him right then if it werenât for his friends and co-workers, the bar being the only place to call a real home. Itâs been a while like that.Â
  â The worldâs a dangerous place nowadays, no one is really safe. That saddens me as it does plenty of people too, Iâm thinking everyone standing here has a mixture of sadness, anger and frustration. But anyway, whatâs left is to be cautious. â Â
This man seemed like he did, have a mixture of feelings, most of them anger against authorities - the ones checking at the scene beyond the tape - and Drewâs eyes fixed themselves a little bit too long at the guyâs features. He didnât mean to stare, he never does, but alas it always happen and he gasps deviating his look towards the horizon.Â