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This Strange Story begins on a beautiful Old Family Farm located near the town of Deerfield within the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Virginia (U.S.A.). A thirteen year boy, John Nixon a.k.a. Little John always spends his long summer school breaks on his dearly beloved grandparents Nixon’s family farm. His nineteen ninety- five summer of his usual expected fun and happiness turns into a Terrible Tragic Nightmare as he becomes a witness to a Horrible Brutal Crime Scene. This Brutal Crime Scene will engulf his wellbeing as the Evil of Satan that oversees this Brutal Crime will also take control of him and control his entire life. How the Evil of Satan does this and the final outcome will overwhelm you and, in some ways, also engulf your life.
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