Samuel Kasper- Tape 5 (!READ WARNING!)

WARNING-

!fake scenario! Never would I condone these actions, Samuel is a fictional character.  He is meant to be uncomfortable and crude.

there are themes of stalking, assault, and violence. This may be upsetting to some readers. 

Samuel Kasper- tape 5

November 27-1996

-Published 1999, redactions have been implemented accordingly-

-A lack of commentary has been indicated with a dash-

[P] Morning Sam.

[Samuel] Morning.

[P] Did you sleep alright?

[Samuel] —

[P] Well, do you want anything before we start? I’m sipping on a coffee if that's alright. You need water maybe?

[Samuel] —

[P] Alright well I’ll let you decide later on if you want anything. A smoke maybe?

[Samuel] —

[P] I’ve got another paper for you.

-Detective Percival presents a news paper of Breden 10-26-96-

[Samuel] You found them.

[P] From the shed? Not all of them, we’re still pulling them up in parts.

[Samuel] What parts?

[P] Well, mostly arms and legs.

[Samuel] What's it smell like?

[P] not as bad as the basement.

[Samuel] Are you done in the basement?

[P] No.

[Samuel] —

[P] you talked to your dad yesterday, how was that?

[Samuel] —

[P] He seemed upset. Charles, was that his name?

[Samuel] Charlie.

[P] That's right, Charlie. He seems nice.

[Samuel] How many?

[P] how many bodies?

[Samuel] How many today.

[P] this morning? I don't know, I haven't been in.

[Samuel] Since yesterday.

[P] Two from the basement, and I couldn't tell you how many from the shed.

[Samuel] Why not?

[P] we’re pulling them out in bits. Maybe seven, I can't tell right now.

[Samuel] —

[P] Did you happen to remember that boy's name yesterday? You said he was your fourth, is that right?

[Samuel] Maybe.

[P] Oh- was he not the fourth?

[Samuel] I don't know. Fifth maybe.

[P] so that's when things get blurry then, after number three?

[Samuel] —

[P] His name?

[Samuel] —

[P] Let's call him James.

[Samuel] —

[P] How did you and James meet?

[Samuel] I saw him on the train.

[P] the subway or a bus?

[Samuel] A bus.

[P] Alright. So what was it? What caught your attention this time?

[Samuel] He was short. His hair looked soft. He stared at me when I went in.

[P] most people would, wouldn't you say?

[Samuel] —

[P] do you like when people stare? Or is it annoying?

[Samuel] —

[P] He was staring?

[Samuel] Yea. Gray eyes.

[P] what made his staring different?

[Samuel] What?

[P] why was his staring different from everyone else?

[Samuel] He was curious.

[P] What about, do you think?

[Samuel] —

[P] You said Jack was curious about your strength, do you think James wondered the same?

[Samuel] What?

[P] number two was curious about your strength you said. Do you think it was the same with this one?

[Samuel] No.

[P] what do you think it was then?

[Samuel] [REDACTED]

[P] Why would you think that?

[Samuel] He kept looking at my jeans.

[P] Was he?

[Samuel] Yes.

[P] Did you approach him, or was he with someone?

[Samuel] He was alone. He was standing against the pole.

[P] The pole?

[Samuel] He couldn't reach the handles above on the bus. He held the pole. In the middle.

[P] oh, okay I see.

[Samuel] I held the handle that was above him.

[P] Oh, you got real close then, huh?

[Samuel] His head only came to my — lower chest. He wouldn't look at me.

[P] Why not?

[Samuel] He was scared.

[P] How did that make you feel?

[Samuel] Good.

[P] excited?

[Samuel] Yea. He started squirming too. He could feel me.

[P] Feel you?

[Samuel] I was rubbing on him.

[P] —

[Samuel] [REDACTED]

[P] Did he try to move away from you?

[Samuel] He couldn't move.

[P] Why not?

[Samuel] I was holding the pole too at that point. Above him. He didn't move.

[P] Did anyone else notice?

[Samuel] I don't know.

[P] Did he know what you were doing to him?

[Samuel] —

[P] Did you climax on the bus?

[Samuel] No.

[P] How old do you think he was?

[Samuel] I don't know.

[P] middle school?

[Samuel] No.

[P] Highschool?

[Samuel] —

[P] College?

[Samuel] —

[P] What happened then?

[Samuel] He got off.

[P] He got off? Where?

[Samuel] I don't know.

[P] Did he get off on the first stop after you got on?

[Samuel] yea.

[P] He got off right away?

[Samuel] —

[P] So what did you do about that?

[Samuel] I followed him.

[P] oh, did you?

[Samuel] Yes. 

[P] Did he know you were following?

[Samuel] Yes. After a while. He kept looking at me.

[P] Do you remember what time it was?

[Samuel] It was dark out.

[P] Did you get lucky, near the woods again?

[Samuel] No.

[P] No? Where were you?

[Samuel] Neighborhood.

[P] A neighborhood? Was it his neighborhood?

[Samuel] No.

[P] Oh, why not? How do you know?

[Samuel] He went around it all twice.

[P] How long were you following him?

[Samuel] —

[P] guess if you don't know.

[Samuel] An hour and a half.

[P] An hour and a half?

[Samuel] —

[P] —

[Samuel] He was getting more scared.

[P] How did you know?

[Samuel] He started running. When we went around the sidewalk he started running.

[P] What did you do?

[Samuel] I ran after him.

[P] —

[Samuel] He squirmed a lot. A lot, he almost kept getting out. He kept biting my palm.

[P] You liked that?

[Samuel] I liked his struggling. He was squirming up against me.

[P] This was all on the sidewalk? Did he scream at all?

[Samuel] Yea. He screamed in my hand. I got him to stop.

[P] How did you get him to stop?

[Samuel] I broke his ribs.

[P] —

[Samuel] —

[P] How?

[Samuel] I squeezed

-Samuel demonstrates-

[P] you squeezed his ribs? With your hands?

[Samuel] With my arm. The left one popped. I could feel it break in, then he went silent.

[P] He passed out?

[Samuel] No.

[P] Why did he stop screaming?

[Samuel] They do that sometimes.

[P] Did anyone see?

[Samuel] —

[P] No one came out to see?

[Samuel] —

[P] then what?

[Samuel] He passed out. I forgot I was covering his face.

[P] His face?

[Samuel] Nose and mouth.

[P] Were you nervous having him out in the open like that?

[Samuel] No.

[P] What were you thinking?

[Samuel] He was probably tight.

[P] —

-Samuel shifts in his chair-

[Samuel] [REDACTED]

[P] — Did you?

[Samuel] No.

[P] Okay. So what did you do?

[Samuel] I took him home.

[P] How?

[Samuel] I carried him. In my arms, he looked like he was sleeping. He had his head on my chest. He was soft.

[P] How long was that walk home?

[Samuel] An hour.

[P] Did anyone stop you?

[Samuel] Do you have pictures?

[P] Pardon?

[Samuel] Do you have photographs? Of my bodies?

[P] —

[Samuel] How many photographs have you taken?

[P] I don't know.

[Samuel] —

[P] Why?

[Samuel] I want to see them.

[P] I don't think I can do that for you Samuel.

[Samuel] [Redacted]

-end of publication-