📋 INITIAL REPORT

The Bureau received an urgent subcontract from the federal government regarding a perplexing case in Muleshoe, Texas. Local authorities had discovered a blood-drained corpse in a dried-out ravine approximately one mile outside of town. The victim, identified as Dale Conklin, a transient with a minor criminal record, exhibited signs of complete blood loss without any animal involvement—a detail that immediately raised red flags.

Sheriff Dupree's office contacted the Bureau after medical examination revealed bite marks that appeared to have been made post-mortem. The lack of animal tracks, combined with the precision of the blood extraction, suggested something far more sinister than a simple animal attack.

Investigator 66 was assigned as lead investigator, coordinating a team that included Investigator 07 for field operations, Investigator 13 for medical analysis, Investigator 51 for forensic processing, and Investigator 89 for occult research.

👁️ WITNESS TESTIMONIES

🔍 BUREAU INVESTIGATION

Forensic analysis by Investigator 51 revealed critical evidence that would shape the investigation's direction. The blood type analysis showed Type O blood on both the victim's clothing and a drainpipe at the trailer park—a connection that couldn't be coincidental.

Medical examination by Investigator 13 confirmed that the bite marks were indeed made after death, ruling out any natural animal predation. The precision and lack of tearing suggested surgical precision—or supernatural intervention.

🎨 OCCULT INVESTIGATION

Expert analysis by Investigator 89 proved invaluable when they discovered subtle vampiric warding runes embedded within a mural on the laundromat wall. The mural, depicting two coyotes under a blood moon, contained hobo symbols carefully concealed within the animals' jaws.

Historical research at the local library revealed no previous similar deaths in the area, but Investigator 89 noted that the iconography matched patterns found in certain underground occult communities. The symbols appeared to be protective wards—but against what?

🏚️ TRAILER PARK INVESTIGATION

The trailer park investigation revealed a disturbing pattern that went beyond simple criminal activity. Every trailer displayed blackout curtains, and Investigator 07 discovered a drainpipe with what appeared to be dried blood stains. Further analysis confirmed the blood matched the victim's Type O blood.

Investigators noted that the trailer park residents exhibited unusual behavior, with all windows covered and no visible activity during daylight hours. The Sheriff had mentioned suspicions of drug activity, but the Bureau's investigation suggested something far more sinister.

🧛 VAMPIRIC INDICATORS

Multiple factors pointed toward vampiric activity rather than simple criminal behavior. The mortician's knowledge of vampire lore, combined with the post-mortem bite marks and blood draining, created a pattern that couldn't be ignored.

The discovery of fake teeth with dental adhesive suggested an attempt to conceal evidence of vampiric feeding. The blood thinner traces indicated a sophisticated approach to blood extraction that went beyond simple violence.

⚠️ CURRENT STATUS

The investigation took a critical turn when Ronnie, a local redheaded youth, was reported missing by his parents. Multiple witnesses had reported seeing a "red-headed boy" in various parts of town, but Ronnie's parents confirmed he hadn't been home in several days.

During the town hall meeting, Investigator 13 observed a lanky man with powdery dry skin and glassy eyes who appeared agitated before slipping out into the night. The man's physical characteristics matched descriptions of advanced vampiric transformation.

The "date" arranged by Investigator 07 with Diana Tully at the local Sizzler restaurant raised additional concerns. Her knowledge of vampire folklore, combined with her position as the local mortician, positioned her as either a potential victim or a willing participant in the supernatural activities.

📊 INVESTIGATION CONCLUSION

The Bureau's preliminary investigation has identified a sophisticated vampiric operation operating under the guise of a trailer park community. The combination of occult symbols, blood evidence, and missing persons suggests an organized supernatural threat that extends beyond simple predation.

Recommendations include immediate search warrant execution for the trailer park, surveillance of Diana Tully's activities, and investigation of the mural's occult significance. The Bureau must determine whether this represents a localized threat or part of a larger supernatural network.