“A man has come to Collinwood, a man from out of the past . . . March 27, 1967”

“The afternoon is bright over Collinwood . . . March 23, 1967”

“The sky now is clear over Collinwood . . . March 22,1967”

“The night sky of Collinwood is red with the color of fire . . . March 21, 1967”

“These are desperate moments at Collinwood . . . March 20, 1967”

“Fear is no stranger to the residents of Collinwood . . . March 17, 1967”

“The long night at last is over, and the dawn, even without sun, has come like a dim, and not too distant hope . . . March 16, 1967”

“Death has been a frequent visitor at Collinwood . . . March 15, 1967”

“The night is filled with death and terror at Collinwood . . . March 14, 1967”

“I wanted to ask about getting a divorce.”

“Murder night!”

“The night air at Collinwood is cold and very still . . . March 13, 1967”

“Terror strikes again at Collinwood . . . March 10, 1967”

“I just cut loose one of God's creatures at the end of his rope.”

“What is important is that one is never alone.”