Dead End Police Department Incident Report

Incident Time and Date:
12/26/2011, Evening

Incident Location:
A warehouse on the docks located across the street from the motel, alleged to be a biker hangout.

Officers Attending:
Officer Snow

Alleged Offense Committed:
Kidnapping, assault

Further Action:
Further investigation needed, sketch artist hopefully to produce rendering that use to discover a likeness of the suspect.

Victim:
Monica Schreyer

Suspect:
Unknown; "he was tall .. sharp edged face ... I can't even remember the color of his hair, except that it wasn't black ... blonde, grey ... I really can't remember"

Witnesses:
Fae (Blonde, arm in a cast)

Items Stolen or Taken:
None

Weapons Used:

Evidence Recovered:
Victim Statement

Summary of Events:

"A few days ago, I was walking near the seaside. Ya know, near the motel. I just booked a room there, and I heard a woman scream. It came out of that biker clubhouse, the old warehouse in the port It was ... Monday, I think ... rather late, it was dark... I went down to the warehouse, shouted out, and when I got in, the door was slammed shut behind me. There was a woman on the ground... her name is Fae something. Her arm was broken, and it looked like there was something wrong with her ankle too. A guy jumped up on me, and knocked me down cold, before I could run."

The victim was kept for three days and tortured. She sustained broken ribs and multiple lacerations. She has an injury up her right hip and then on her left shoulder.

Her description of the location in which she was kept is as follows:

"One light bulb at the ceiling, no decoration, they were red brick walls. A wooden floor. The door was a metal door, rusty, some half torn stickers on it. For the rest ... no furniture, apart from a wooden table, and that one chair the woman was tied to... and the cross I was chained to, in the corner opposite to the door."

Woman believes that she was in the wrong place at the wrong time and that the man was actually after the other woman, "Fae". Further investigation necessary.

Signature of Reporting Officer:
Officer Elizabeth Snow