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Recovered Objects: Sebastian Hulls’ collection of seashell teapots. Nora St Clair was known to favor the second one over others
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seashell teapots.
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Entry Three
Letter addressed to Nora St Clair from Deanna and Gabriel St Clair and the attached affidavit. Incorrectly sent to 275 Woodsong Lane Apartment number five before being forwarded to 13 Lookout Lane.
Dear Zachariah, 
I hope this letter finds you in better spirits than your father and I are in as we write this. It has recently come to our attention that the symptoms you began exhibiting in secondary school have persisted. What silly name have you had people start calling you now? Is Zachariah not good enough for you? What would your grandfather think, knowing the grandson bearing his name has chosen to destroy his legacy in favor of playing dress up?
Evidently, there’s no use trying to argue with you, you’re an adult. You’re free to make your own choices, no matter how much they go against every moral we tried to instill in you as you grew up. And while we can’t stop you per se, your father and I refuse to continue supporting this behavior. Attached to this letter is an affidavit we have both signed. You won’t be getting another penny from us ever again.
Good riddance.
AFFIDAVIT
I Deanna St Clair, and Gabriel St Clair, do hereby solemnly affirm and state as under:
1. That the deponent has executed the Deed of Disowning which bears his signatures and the deponent has disowned his/her son/daughter, Zachariah St Clair. The contents of the disowning deed are true and correct. The deponent has disowned his above named son/daughter of his free will and consent, as he/she was not according to the temperaments of the deponent and was not obedient to him. The above named son/daughter was beyond his control and supervision, so the deponent severed all relations with him/her and disowned him/her from his inheritance absolutely and forever heretofore. And whosoever will deal with him/her, will be doing so at his own risk and responsibility and the deponent and his family shall not be liable for any act of the above names son/daughter of the deponent.
2. That the contents of the deed of disowning executed by the deponent be read as part of this para of the affidavit and those are deemed to be part and parcel of this affidavit, those are reasserted and reiterated in this para. Disowning deed is annexed herewith.
  DEPONENT VERIFICATION: -
Certified that the contents of my above said affidavit are true and correct to my knowledge. No part thereof is false and nothing material has been concealed therefrom.
Deanna St Clair Gabriel St Clair
8/17/XXXX 8/17/XXXX
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Supplemental Material: Painting of Sebastian Hulls recovered from the rubble
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Entry two
Andrew Contreras Missing Person Report and Avery Perez’ account of Sebastian Hulls’ home
Entry Begins:
Case Number: 477656
Date: June 30th XXXX   Time:7:32 pm PST             Information Taken By: Maia Burke
Caller’s Name: Avery Perez Callback Number: +1 (503) 644-1505
Address: 799 Gateway Road 
Home Phone: n/a
Relationship to missing person: Fiance
Reason for reporting this person missing: Disappeared while on a work trip
Missing Person
Full Name: Andrew Contreras Nicknames: Drew, Andy
Subject’s primary language: English and Spanish
Home address: 799 Gateway Road
Home Phone: n/a
Cell Phone, Other Numbers: +1 (503) 947-4028
Description
Age: 26    Race: Mexican-American Gender: Male    Hgt: 5ft 10 in Wgt: 200 lbs  
DOB: October 7th XXXX 
General Description and Clothing Worn When Last Seen:
Tanned skin, short black hair, dark brown eyes, small gap between front teeth, mole on upper left cheek. Dark blue button-down shirt, brown fitted jacket, black jeans, black loafers. 
Transcripted Report Via Phone Call
“911, what’s your emergency?”
“Hi, my name is Avery Perez, I work for Eyewitness Report. Um, my fiance’s gone missing inside a house.”
“Can you give me more information please ma’am?”
“Yes, sorry, my mind feels miles away right now… This doesn’t feel real. My fiance, his name is Andrew. We work at the paper together. He was coming with me to take a tour of a house for the paper. He hasn’t come out, he said he’d be gone for just a second.”
“A house? Have you checked all the places he could be already? Asked anyone inside-”
“Of course I have, I wouldn’t have called you if I hadn't!”
“Okay ma’am, it’s protocol to ask. I’m trying to help, I just need all the information I can get.”
“I know, I’m sorry. It’s just.. No one seems to remember him. I asked so many people if they’ve seen him, or the room he went into. Everyone told me they didn’t see anyone with me. No one saw him at all, and they didn't know what room I was talking about when I tried to show them.”
“Okay ma’am, where are you? I’ll send some officers down to check it out soon.”
“Um, I’m at 13 Lookout Lane. Sebastian Hulls’ place, you can’t miss it. It’s at the end of the culdesac. It’s the biggest in the neighborhood…I think it’s bigger on the inside. ”
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Entry One
Sebastian Hulls’ interview with The Eyewitness Report about his recent hires, published June 28th XXXX
Also mentioned: Jonathan Clarke
Demystifying Shaniko’s Most Reclusive Resident
Q&A With Sebastian Hulls
By Avery Perez
Sebastian Hulls, 62, is locally known as a man of mystery. After moving to Shaniko three years ago he’s been extending a lifeline to those less fortunate in the community. For a man so dedicated to helping the community you’d think he volunteers or donates to shelters, but that isn’t the case. Hulls will only hire those in desperate need of assistance to be his own assistants. Mr Hulls has a habit of always needing more staff to keep his isolated mansion up and running; for three years advertisements to be a part of his staff have overrun nearly every paper in town! The ads themselves add a whole new layer of intrigue, as no qualifications are ever stated; just that Sebastian Hulls of 13 Lookout Lane is looking to hire. Finally, after many inquiries, The Eyewitness Report was able to get the man of mystery himself on a phone call to ask him some questions. Even better, Sebastian Hulls offered to give us a tour of his impressive -and remote- manor, so be sure to pick up our next publication to see this story develop.
Mr Hulls, let’s start easy: what brought you to live in Shaniko? It’s such a quaint little town, how could I resist? I know my manor can be quite grandiose compared to the neighborhood houses but I’ve always enjoyed small communities. Everyone knows everyone, that sort of thing. It feels more connected, and it’s easier to navigate than a big city. 
More connected… I don’t mean to be rude, sir, but for someone who values connectivity you’re quite reclusive aren’t you? Ah, I’ve been caught red handed, I see. I admit I’m much more comfortable inside my home than in town, but I hardly think that’s a crime. Besides, it’s not as though I’m a hermit. I regularly explore town. That’s one of the ways I’ve found employees.
Oh? I know our paper, The Eyewitness Report, has run advertisements for you. Do you also scout potential employees in town? I wouldn’t call it “scouting” per se.. But I do admit that I’ve come across a few people on the street that are now a part of my staff. 
Would you be able to share a story about who you’ve hired after seeing them in town? Recently, the Shaniko Public Library was closed down. I’m not sure if there was a lack of public interest or simply a lack of funding, but it’s quite a tragedy. It must’ve been after midnight, but I was on a walk and passed it. I saw a man sitting on a bench hunched over in front of the building. And while I’m no expert in human emotion, I can tell when someone is sad. He seemed extremely sad, so I went to talk to him. He told me he used to work at the library before it closed down, and now he’s out of a job. Well as it happens, I have a very large collection of books; nearly enough to fill an entire library of my own. I extended a job offer to him there on the spot, I asked him to make sure none of my precious collection gathers dust. I even let him live on site, I have more than enough rooms for him to move in.
Oh. You have a personal library, sir? I do, quite a large one. Family and friends tend to give me books as gifts, I haven’t the heart to throw them away. Over time… I suppose the collection has grown larger than I anticipated.
I see. If I may, where is the library? The third floor, of course. The ceiling is made partially of glass. It's quite spectacular to relax inside during a rainstorm. Why do you ask?
It’s just that, during our research, we called the construction company that built your house. The forest around it has gotten much too thick to get aerial shots of it these days. They gave us some old photographs to print alongside this interview. Has another company been hired to do construction past the initial building in the past three years? Speak plainly. What are you asking, Ms Perez?
Sir, the photos only showed two floors, and no other construction company would be willing to make the commute to your home. I’m confident you haven’t had construction done in the past three years. Where did this extra floor come from? I see you’ve certainly done your homework. I’m not sure exactly what you want me to say, as my manor certainly does have three floors. It always has. Perhaps the blueprints you found were outdated. I’ll be more than happy to show you when you come to visit. 
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