[CASE FILE #4413-A] – The Daniels Incident: A Reconstructed Investigation

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Officer Notes – December 29th

Location: Willow Ridge High School District, Caseville County
Subject: Megan “Spacegirl” Daniels
Report Type: Post-incident retrospective
Status: Closed / Unresolved

Incident Summary

Between December 24–27, a sequence of tragic events occurred involving three students from Willow Ridge High School:

Brian and Mike Jordan (17 & 16) – deceased in highway crash
James Hardy (15) – killed by what coroners labeled “unidentified hoofed animal”
Tanya Everett (16) – impaled, deceased, no eyewitnesses
Sasha Brown (17) – missing, presumed runaway, body never recovered

All students had a documented history of involvement in bullying behaviors directed at Megan Daniels, a quiet, artistic student known on social media by the nickname Spacegirl.

Psychological Profile: Megan Daniels

Age at incident: 15

Traits: Socially withdrawn, advanced artistic ability, high academic performer, no prior behavioral concerns

Notable behaviors: Chronic drawing of unicorns, castles, surreal fantasy scenes

Known trauma: Subject to prolonged peer harassment, including notebook theft, verbal assault, emotional degradation

Upon search of her home (warrant #778-C), a studio was discovered containing dozens of sketches and painted canvases. One, dated December 26, appeared to depict a unicorn trampling Tanya Everett—drawn before Tanya’s death was discovered.

Another showed Sasha Brown being dragged screaming into a painted field. No evidence of physical forgery or photomanipulation was found. Medium: acrylic on canvas.

Key Witness Account: “Jane” (Last Name Redacted for Privacy)

Jane, a classmate, confessed that Megan’s sketchbook had been stolen and defaced with images of suicide by Sasha. Jane returned the notebook days before the first death. She noted Megan’s sudden shift in behavior: withdrawn but focused, “almost like she was preparing something.”

She also recounted a surreal event in which a Unicorn-shaped figure, described as “lined like notebook paper,” emerged during an argument between Sasha and Tanya. Tanya was killed instantly. Sasha vanished, leaving behind only torn grass and one blackened, burned canvas.

Jane’s story was dismissed as trauma-induced hallucination. No charges filed.

Forensic Findings

No DNA found at scene matching any known animal species
Hoofprints matched artistic rendering styles—not biologically plausible
Paint residue recovered on Sasha’s backpack strap
Canvas fiber fragments located near Tanya’s death site

Autopsy reports remain inconclusive. Analysts note “unnatural trauma patterns inconsistent with known wildlife.”

Case Conclusion (Filed January 5th)

Case marked as unresolved.
Sasha Brown remains missing.
Megan Daniels has since moved from the district. She declined all interviews. Her mother stated simply,

“She doesn’t draw unicorns anymore.”

The Daniels file was quietly archived, classified under Category F – Psychological/Symbolic Threat, Low Recurrence Probability.

Unofficially, the case is referred to internally as:
“The Unicorn Incident.”

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A final painting was recovered from Jane’s home two years later. It featured a girl with red hair, smiling faintly, sitting beside a horned white horse. In the background:
A girl with brown hair holding a sketchbook.

Title on the back of canvas:

“The One Who Stayed.”

Painting is in evidence locker 12-B. Officers report unease in its presence. Recommend restricted access.

📁 End of Case File.

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