We interrupt the usual update from Timothy to bring you…
Greetings!
Kevin here, the author of The Matriarch.
Did you know there was a chapter missing from the book? All the information was in there, but this chapter wasn’t.
You can read it now right here: “Man-camp.”
Also, there’s another short story about REDACTED,
and you can read it here: “The Lucky Five.”
Keep an eye out for a few big announcements coming up VERY soon!
~ Kevin A. Ranson
ThinkingSkull.com
Happy New Year, everyone.
Following up on the feedback I’ve been receiving, I have reworked the daily questionnaire for your journals to simplify it as much as possible. These are essential in documenting treatment here at Cedarcrest; please be as honest as possible and rest assured that these are confidential. As always, I am available for questions.
Thank you for your participation.
~ Timothy Harker
Operations Administrator
Cedarcrest Sanctum
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Resident Daily Questionnaire (Revision 27)
Date: __________________
Confirm treatment (if applicable) – Initials [_ _ _]
Were you asked to give blood today? Y or N
If you refused, why?
Morning Assessment – when you wake up
1 – How do you feel?
2 – How did you sleep?
3 – What would like to eat today?
4 – What would you like to do today?
5 – Does anything hurt or feel unusual/out of place?
Evening Assessment – before you go to sleep
1 – How many hours of TV did you watch today?
2 – How many meals did you consume? (anything bigger than a snack)
3 – How many snacks did you consume between meals?
4 – How many hours of OUTSIDE activities did you participate in?
5 – How many hours of INDOOR activities did you participate in?
Do you have any thoughts, concerns or questions about living at Cedarcrest today?
An outside blogger has been spamming our server, and we’re having trouble blocking it. If you receive an email with the following text, please forward it to me in order to help us track it. Email text as follows:
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Things that go on like this shouldn’t be ignored.
Cedarcrest Sanctum bills itself as “a modern rest home nestled in the mountains of central West Virginia.”
The residents who are accepted have no family, no money, and nowhere else to go. In spite of these facts, the administrator of the facility still takes them in. If accepted into “the program,” they are removed from the public eye and are no longer permitted outside visitors.
To date, no one in “the program” has ever left Cedarcrest Sanctum and no deaths have been reported – not a single one in over ten years. No one seems to know what happens to the elderly who reside there and no one seems to care.
My attempts to contact anyone on the inside of their gated, secure facility have all failed. Their website, CedarcrestSanctum.com, claims that the phones are unlisted (for privacy reasons) and that emails go unanswered because they “cannot reply to every correspondent.”
There was a recent story concerning a college student named Janiss Connelly who used to volunteer there before “suddenly” being offered a job. Immediately thereafter, she withdrew from college only a semester from graduation and became unreachable by phone or email. Like the residents, no one has reported seeing or talking to her since.
If you know anything about what is going on at this facility, DO NOT keep it to yourself.
Someone has to stop this.
Cedarcrest Sanctum 