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mmesnape · 04-21-2008, 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Alohomora

"Come in!" Carol Ann called. "I"m Carol Ann, Quibbler journalist," she said, shaking her hand. "Have a seat."

"This is just one man who came foward very recently with a possible lead. He hasn't given much of a statement yet, so, again, nothing is known now. The word of this whole story has only gotten out very recently!" Carol Ann was trying to keep her voice professional. She didn't know everything! "The names of the victims, that I do have." she said, happy to have some valuable information. She flicked her wand and a file came zooming into her hand from her desk. Reading from a piece of parchment she said, "There are three that we know of from each country, a mixture of witches, wizards and muggles. From Switzerland: two wizards, Jetmir Dritan and Brantley Kreshnik, and one female muggle, Diellza Blerina. In Scotland we have a witch named Maisie Grear and two wizards, Lennox Macauley and Tavis Baird. And in England we have muggle Seth Kenney, who I believe is a muggle doctor, Bridget Thompson, a little muggle girl, about seven or eight, and Accalia Bailey, a young witch." Carol Ann handed each of her visitors a list of victims saying the name, gender, country, and whether they were a witch/wizard/muggle. "None of the doctor or hospital reports saying what happened are released, though what a story that would be!" Carol Ann said with a gleam in her eye.

Emma gleaned over the parchment's content, taking a few notes on the side. She finally gave the reporter a look of disbelief. "You think this would make a good story? Aren't you even mildly interested in these peoples lives and how they have been affected by these supposed attack?" she shook the parchment toward the Carol Ann, "And for all we know, the neighbor that came forward with the story, might have fabricated it to stir up trouble. What proof did he or she bring forth?"

In Emma's mind, breeding beasts that were virtually unseen by anyone, would be a hard thing to find, let alone breed with another hard to find creature. These aren't harmless dogs or cats... or kneazles for that matter.

04-21-2008, 08:00 PM	#24 (permalink)
mmesnape Chizpurfle Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Ka-na-da Posts: 10,445 Third Year	SuperClaw Amie de Rogue ♥ Quote: Originally Posted by Alohomora "Come in!" Carol Ann called. *"I"m Carol Ann, Quibbler* journalist,"** she said, shaking her hand. "Have a seat." "This is just one man who came foward very recently with a possible lead. He hasn't given much of a statement yet, so, again, nothing is known now. The word of this whole story has only gotten out very recently!" Carol Ann was trying to keep her voice professional. She didn't know everything! "The names of the victims, that I do have." she said, happy to have some valuable information. She flicked her wand and a file came zooming into her hand from her desk. Reading from a piece of parchment she said, "There are three that we know of from each country, a mixture of witches, wizards and muggles. From Switzerland: two wizards, Jetmir Dritan and Brantley Kreshnik, and one female muggle, Diellza Blerina. In Scotland we have a witch named Maisie Grear and two wizards, Lennox Macauley and Tavis Baird. And in England we have muggle Seth Kenney, who I believe is a muggle doctor, Bridget Thompson, a little muggle girl, about seven or eight, and Accalia Bailey, a young witch." Carol Ann handed each of her visitors a list of victims saying the name, gender, country, and whether they were a witch/wizard/muggle. "None of the doctor or hospital reports saying what happened are released, though what a story that would be!" Carol Ann said with a gleam in her eye. Emma gleaned over the parchment's content, taking a few notes on the side. She finally gave the reporter a look of disbelief. "You think this would make a good story? Aren't you even mildly interested in these peoples lives and how they have been affected by these supposed attack?" she shook the parchment toward the Carol Ann, "And for all we know, the neighbor that came forward with the story, might have fabricated it to stir up trouble. What proof did he or she bring forth?" In Emma's mind, breeding beasts that were virtually unseen by anyone, would be a hard thing to find, let alone breed with another hard to find creature. These aren't harmless dogs or cats... or kneazles for that matter.