#hurricane hare

Below is a documentation of our first Interview Report with Case #016. May it be noted that after a certain point, Case #016 stopped answering questions after Case #001 was mentioned, and [ REDACTED ]. What happened to those who interviewed Case #016 was unfortunate and their families have been notified. It has currently been recommended by our Founders that interviews with Case #016 are withheld until further notice for the safety of the Paranormal Society of Oregon's members.

Interview Materials are essential when asking inquiries to Cases, such as a checklist of questions pertaining to the Case's pasts and history, and a tape recorder for the purpose of archiving. A laptop with a voice synthesizer program will be given as a must in order to properly and thoroughly decipher the speakings of Cases.

Please note the restrictions, as it is vital for Cases that are aggressive, such as Case #016.

Interview Transcript Here:

Last week we had an altercation with Case #016, aka The Hurricane Hare, after one of our members failed to go through with safety regulations properly.

When they were asked to interview Case #016, they made the mistake of opening up the glass case Case #016 is normally restrained in to keep it from leaving and attempt to harm/or kill individuals. While they were not harmed fatally, they are currently still in the hospital for this error. Most of their administrative privileges have been revoked for when they come back to prevent another accident.

Either way, Case #016 immediately tried to escape the room that contained it. Luckily its hands are too clumsy and fat with fabric and costume material to properly open the door, so locking from the outside was easy and prevented a further breach.

Case #016 proceeded to bang on the glass repeatedly in an second escape attempt, having became restless and almost feral in behavior, like an addict desperately trying to reach the item of their issues. Under a theory one of our Founders provided, it may be that Case #016 has the uncontrollable urge to kill, both grown adults and likely would prey off of small children the most out of any age category. More enough to be lucky we currently have it in our custody.

After about half an hour of doing this, Case #016 proceeded to do something..interesting.

When Case #016 was first obtained, it was nigh impossible to take the costume off as it had merged with the body inside; HOWEVER, Case #016 proceeded to do one last thing before it collapsed and became despondent for the rest of the period until it was put back in the case:

It proceeded to tear off the head of the suit, revealing the severely rotted and bloody head of its wearer. Flesh and blood also dripped from the inside of the suit's head, meaning it had to rip off a massive chunk of its body to do so. The eyes were also noted to be fine, while the corpse's eyes are milky and white; We have once again theorized that it is rather the Suit that is imbued with sentience and paranormal energies.

Shortly after putting Case#016 back into the glass case, it began to act out once more until it went stagnant again.

Case#001, one of our first collected items of supernatural phenomena, seemed to respond negatively to this sudden outburst, and would not rest until sufficient music was played.

Welcome to the Paranormal Society of Oregon. Here we investigate the supernatural and things affected by it, particularly in our own theories of how the Paranormal and Afterlife may work. Out of all the Cases we investigate, some in recent times are Animatronic or Animatronic Show-related.

Our latest case is our first to break from our more traditional beliefs, defying our expectations.

Name: William A. Afton, 40 years old at death, birthdate XXXXX XX 1963.

Paranormal Class: Red. DO NOT INTERACT WITHOUT SUPERVISION.

Case #016 is to be kept inside a glass case at all costs. Any attempts to remove it will result in you being removed from the PSO for neglect of safety procedures. Do not listen to anything Case#016 says to you, it is a lie.

Case#016 formerly was and is the famed Hurricane Hare, a serial killer that plagued the town of Hurricane Utah from 2002 - 2005.

In October of 2005, just two weeks ago, several of the organization's founders came up with a ploy to catch and kill the Serial Killer, due to the murder of a very close relative to one of them in Hurricane. Under the guise of eager Entrepreneurs, they created a horror attraction called "Hurricane Horrors". While the imagery from the attraction was exaggerated and in bad taste, this was in order to lure the Hurricane Hare in with ease. After an investigation took place, William A. Afton found himself inside the attraction hoping to murder a child. However, several audio lures had been placed around the building in order to simulate the presence of one, and during this confusion, our main Founder [ REDACTED ] stabbed him to death in a moment of the killer's weakness. While this was surprisingly easy, we note that in a situation where William A. Afton had the upper hand, it would have been likely this whole endeavor to bring him to justice would have ended in disaster.

Shortly after this, Hurricane Horrors closed down and the Paranormal Society of Oregon worked to erase it's existence on a legal scale.

Soon we would find that, unlike other items under supernatural effects, Case #016 surpassed our expectations.

To give a brief rundown to newcomers to our Organization, our running theory on the Paranormal is something called Agony: The culmination of pain, suffering, and other negative emotions that can affect things long after a spirit has passed from the mortal plane. Normally, events and paranormal activity caused by this do not need the presence of a body, although it is more common when it is within 5-15 ft of an object. This goes for various items we have catalogued since our Organization began.

Case #016, however, goes directly against this. Attempts to remove the Easter Bunny costume on William A. Afton's corpse resulted in nothing, as further research revealed that the corpse had merged with the inside of the suit. This was also carried alongside information that, despite being carefully preserved and dead for only a few days within our Main Headquarters, it looked to be severely rotted, as if time had passed abnormally.

We are currently keeping Case# 016 here for the potential to interrogate William A. Afton and learn any more information, as it may prove valuable to our research with the uniqueness of its case.

Signing off.

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Whoa. I'm obviously hooked. I'm wondering how it's gonna end, and who the Hurricane Hare is...

Glad to know you like the Au so far ^_^ Then again that's what I say in like, ANY of these asks lol XD

That being said I'm proud of how I've done the Hurricane Hare so far. My inspirations were actual serial killers and True Crime as a whole, although by no means is that something I actively idolize. Hell it isn't even often you see the concept of True Crime and its exploitation of tragedies be used for Fnaf related things! Which isn't to say there isn't, but regardless, I hope to delve more into that with what's in store for the Hurricane Hare soon..

As for his indentity? That's no surprise, silly ; )

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Shocking new evidence pointing towards the identity of the Hurricane Hare has came as Authorities raided what was presumed to be the former residence of the killer prior to abandoning it.

While nothing of much importance was initially found, one investigator found an old, ripped up photograph that may point a path of what exactly led to the Hurricane Hare's existence.

Below is a polaroid estimated to date back to 1982, located in Hucklebear's Diner & Theatre. The establishment closed a year before, due to a Portrait Character falling onto a Birthday Guest and fatally killing them.

The photo in question depicts the mascot walkaround posing for the camera with an employee, and a message reading "Dream Big! - Your Best Bunny".

However, on the back of the polaroid told a much disturbing tale.

While confusing and downright sounding like gibberish, investigators came to a possible conclusion of who the Hurricane Hare was.

According to them, the Hurricane Hare was likely a young resident working at Hucklebear's Diner, and was infatuated with the rabbit character The Great Ray. Likely aspiring to be like the mascot shown in the photo, this admiration turned deadly.

Speculation has boomed since these photos leaked online, leading to polarizing sides of the Internet either taking pity on Hurricane's infamous serial killer, or showing even more disgust with the potential that the suspect may be mentally ill.

Fall-Fest. Hurricane's biggest Festival Celebration that only comes once a year, celebrating the shift from summer to fall, and preparing for the cold snap of Winter.

While many only see the fun games, autumn snacks and corn mazes, those who have been around long enough in Hurricane's history know what happened in August of 1922.

Fall-Fest was started in Hurricane in the year 1908, and quickly escalated into a popular activity for the town.

In August of 1922, however, a fire would abruptly start in the main tent holding a play about Hurricane's founding and the importance of Fall, costing the lives of many too slow to get out of the tent. This fire quickly spread and took 2 hours to be put out. With several injured and many dead, Fall-fest would not continue into later years until the 70's, where most of the incident had been forgotten by the younger generations, going back to the status quo.

However, there lies another factor to this grisly tale.

The Freddy Bear Show.

A travelling show hosting the show had paid exclusively to perform on the night of Fall-Fest 1922, hired in order to garner more attention and funds with their one-of-a-kind show.

A one-of-a-kind show that, in Modern day, would be heavily shunned.

The show in question starred a "Dancing and Singing Bear" named Freddy Bear. The poor beast had been forced to wear a bowtie, tophat, and was frequently whipped in order to dance to music that played on a gramaphone.

While such a show carried the major risk of endangering Audiences, the show's owners never questioned this as it still made them money.

Until Fall-Fest 1922.

Freddy Bear had become worn out and stressed by the performing over the years, and a single act of impulse by a child in the audience was all it took to set the bear off.

A lone child in the audience, who had thrown a single peanut at the bear for laughs and giggles, sealed the fate of the show.

Freddy Bear likely snapped from this incident, maiming his handlers and the parents of the boy who had thrown the peanut, eventually being put down by someone working for the Festival who had heard the commotion.

And many speculate that this event was what caused the infamous fire at Fall-Fest that year.

While theories vary and evidence is sparse, one question remains on the minds of those who learn about the Freddy Bear Show and its involvement at Fall-Fest 1922:

Was this the catalyst for tragedy upon tragedy?

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