Fenwood Gazette

In May of 1922, Ms. Jane Godfrey, a beloved teacher at the old Fenwwod Schoolhouse, collapsed suddenly and died while teaching her class. While no cause of death was immediately apparent, it was later rumored that she had been deliberately poisoned by one of her students during recess. The town's suspicions focused on 11 year old Oliver Irving, a boy who had been horribly disfigured just three years earlier in a barn fire. Although no one could prove the boy's guilt, they still never doubted the his involvement in Ms. Godfrey's senseless murder. Oliver Irving , A.K.A. "Burn Boy", mocks his victims.

They say the bonds we make in childhood are the sweetest…..   During her wretched childhood, Mildred never desired the company of neighborhood playmates. She preferred to play alone; or so everyone thought...

Madame Thoza is considered the 1st witch of Valley Park and founder of the notorious "Fenwood Coven". Known for her "STARE of DEATH", she utterly controlled her subordinates through a twisted form of demonic hypnosis.  Madame Thoza truly was the ALPHA-WITCH...until Rose Payne, one of her most promising disciples, disobeyed and challenged her authority in 1913. The result was a cursed pregnancy for young Rose, leading to the birth of her legendary daughter, Mildred..... Blessed with unparalleled gifts from the netherworld, it would be young Mildred who would one day bring an end to Thoza's reign of horror.

The Youthful Pennington Girls Hours Before The Murders...Feb 23,1913 ....................................................................... According to newspaper and police records, a most disturbing tragedy struck the little town of Rockville in 1913.  Seven students from the upscale Pennington Girls Dormitory School were brutally butchered by unknown assailants.  According to detectives, the murders may have been committed by two lunatics that escaped Fenwood Asylum the week before. (These psychotic fugitives were never apprehended.) Although this theory seemed to fit the crime, it was widely rumored that the girls dabbled in the black arts and may have insulted a powerful group of witches in the area. To this day, many believe it was the...