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She nodded "I’ve practiced trying to explain This is really iht Start anywhere," Sean said

She lowered her head, breathing in deeply Then she looked at hiain "Unless you’ve been under a rock, you must have heard about the Haunt Island murders"

He blinked and tried to reo, but he had heard about the bizarre ruesoh uninhabited, the island belonged to the Bahamas

He hadn’t moved into the booth and hadn’t left roohost had followed hiainst the wall just across fro about the murders," he said carefully

"I ith the film crew," she said "One of my best childhood friends was the director, and I was the scriptwriter We both putdouble duty When I say low budget, I ether--we knee were doing, and orked incredibly hard The fil it picked up by a national distributor"

"Don’t know much about that," Bartholomew said sorrowfully, as if he were part of the conversation

"You were noring Bartholomew He didn’t want to feel sympathy for her Sadly, there were a nu solved He vaguely remembered some of the newspaper articles his sister had e-edy up to theto tell me, or ask me?"

She took a deep breath "It’s really all the sa a docuo from the Intracoastal, South Florida, say Fort Lauderdale and Miami, out to Bimini and then on to Key West?" she asked "Or vice versa We’re all connected here"

"I know that," he said, feeling oddly irritated "We always intended to do a documentary on the area"

"This is a story that shouldn’t just be included, it should be the main focus," she said somberly "Why?"

"Because it’s an unsolved mystery And there’s a killer or killers out there"

"Sadly, there are iven time I’m not sure e can do for you David and I are not law enforcement," Sean said "And if ere, Haunt Island is still the Bahamas"

"It doesn’t sound as if law enforcement has had much luck yet," Bartholomew interjected

"I was there when it happened," she said quietly "The trutha docu a documentary on history--and oddities and mysteries You’ll never find a better mystery," she said flatly "I admit, the script ritten for ould basically be a teenage-slasher-type flick," she said "But it was based on history Key West and Bahaetting lost here You were fil a et? A historical slasher fil money there"

She shook her head "Not with the people we had working with us The new digital age has helped a hell of a lot And we had easy access to costuht most of them here, some from the shop on Front Street, and some at Pirates in Paradise We refitted one of our boats, and with a little digital finesse, we had a pirate ship, which could beco about people with real degrees in film and real experience--and more It was our project"