if those parent scame at me i would ROUNDHOUSE kick them in the necks! Chuck Norris is never afraid thats right people im not afraid
besides you gonna die too because you did not post this with the exact title so
your gonna die
2007-06-14 14:02:06
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answered by Anonymous
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Actually the Smith Sister's are actually true... The killer was NOT a ghost, and the way the eldest girl was talking to the younger brother, was that the killer of the Smith Sisters, went on to the computer and and stole and hacked for the eldest girls password and found it. So when the boy turned 12, the killer Instant Message the boy in return and threated about the parent's and about herself. Which in return the Killer did kill the parent's. No there were no ghosts involved with this case. It was all the killer. Now, for the chain, the chain is just out there to scare you. You don't have to post it back on myspace or e mails. Because think about it, that case was so many years ago. Do you really think the killer is still alive reading your e-mails? No i didn't think so. Well thank you for your time....
2007-06-18 08:07:58
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answered by Anonymous
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The son (who we work out from the story is 12 years old: "15 years ago" less "2 years after the the sisters deaths" less a nine-month gestation period) lives those twelve years in the murder room yet never once notices the message carved in the closet. The girls were murdered "In 1993" yet the IM'ing ghost of one of them informs her brother she died "15 years ago." Our calendar says it's 2005, not 2008. Instant message capability didn't become an online reality until 1997 when AOL introduced its Instant Messenger service. Yahoo Messenger (which the narrative tells us was used by the murderer to contact one of the sisters prior to his killing her) began in 1999. However, while IM didn't exist in 1993, chat rooms did — IRC (Internet Relay Chat) was most certainly part of the cyber world at least as far back as 1993, else I retain rather vivid yet baseless false memories of what I was doing with a great many of my nights back then.
2016-04-01 08:08:52
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answered by Anonymous
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Ok this story is true. BUt all that carvings in the floor ****, and the whole parents hanging or whatever is bullshit. here is the REAL story of what happened.
In 1993, two sisters were brutally murdered in the small-town community of Plainfield, Wisconsin. Lisa Smith, 19; and her sister, Sarah Smith, 15; were attacked in their parent's home on the night of November 17th, around 1:30AM. Sarah was found stabbed and strangled in the bed where she had been sleeping. Her sister Lisa was found hanging in her sister's closet, skinned alive. Police conducted an extensive investigation, but to no avail. The motives for the attacks were never discovered, nor was the attacker ever found. The only lead athorities had was a log found in Lisa's computer, showing a series of threatening messages sent through an Internet Relay Chat service. The case was closed in October of 2000.
Now, alot of creative people like to get ahold of stories that they find and "edit" them, but its really up to you on what you want to believe. Sometimes you just gotta be smart.
2007-06-14 19:23:57
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answered by Anonymous
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here what actually happen
In 1993, two sisters were brutally murdered in the small-town community of Plainfield, Wisconsin. Lisa Smith, 19; and her sister, Sarah Smith, 15; were attacked in their parent's home on the night of November 17th, around 1:30AM. Sarah was found stabbed and strangled in the bed where she had been sleeping. Her sister Lisa was found hanging in her sister's closet, skinned alive. Police conducted an extensive investigation, but to no avail. The motives for the attacks were never discovered, nor was the attacker ever found. The only lead athorities had was a log found in Lisa's computer, showing a series of threatening messages sent through an Internet Relay Chat service. The case was closed in October of 2000.
2007-06-14 14:31:17
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answered by oneofmillions 3
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It may be true, I guess it depends on your opinion of 'true'. But there are a few 'yea right's' in text, for example; The younger sister is murdered while the older girl is either sleeping beside or going to the window to check on an odd sound, yet the older sibling hears nothing happening in the room and is alerted to something’s being amiss only because the bed is wet and ill-smelling upon her return to it. Rather than scream for help or run from the room, the older girl hides in the closet.
The older sister is pulled from the closet by her murderer and her body is returned there to be hung for her parents to discover, yet while she’s in this closed space before her killer takes her from it, she carves hers and her sister’s names and the time and date. If she had something with which to gouge messages into the floorboards or onto the walls, why didn’t she use it to stab at her attacker and escape his clutches? Also, wasn’t it thoughtful of her murderer to afford her time to finish her woodworking escapades before coming for her?
The parents (who we presume are sleeping in the same house, since the story doesn’t mention their being absent that night) hear nothing of their two daughters being murdered.
The son (who we work out from the story is 12 years old: “15 years ago” less “2 years after the the sisters deaths” less a nine-month gestation period) lives those twelve years in the murder room yet never once notices the message carved in the closet.
The girls were murdered “In 1993” yet the IM’ing ghost of one of them informs her brother she died “15 years ago.” Our calendar says it’s 2005, not 2008.
Instant message capability didn’t become an online reality until 1997 when AOL introduced its Instant Messenger service. Yahoo Messenger (which the narrative tells us was used by the murderer to contact one of the sisters prior to his killing her) began in 1999. However, while IM didn’t exist in 1993, chat rooms did — IRC (Internet Relay Chat) was most certainly part of the cyber world at least as far back as 1993, else I retain rather vivid yet baseless false memories of what I was doing with a great many of my nights back then.
2007-06-17 09:54:27
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answered by MissyK 1
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Here's all the truth there is to this:
http://yunahalo.wordpress.com/2007/03/19/so-i-found-this-new-totally-fake-urban-legend/
2007-06-14 14:40:55
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answered by Sarah 3
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This chain letter is not true... The only reason people repost is because it actually does scare them. There is absolutely no truth in the threats made, so don't even worry about it.
2007-06-17 03:22:21
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answered by Tori 1
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GO PLAY IN THE STREET!!!
2007-06-14 13:33:36
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answered by neia88 2
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I don't Know.
2007-06-17 08:25:10
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answered by Anonymous
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