Camp Killer

The Camp Killer is a scary campfire story about a boy named Mac Tolliver who murdered his parents.

There was a young boy named Mac Tolliver. He lived with his mother and father in an old mansion on the edge of a forest. The family was wealthy and they owned a lot of land.

However, as time went by, the family fell on hard times and the parents were forced to sell their land to some property developers. The young boy loved playing in the forest and he didn’t want his parents to sell it.

When the deal went through, the young boy was furious with his parents and he went out of his mind. One dark night, he crept into his parents’ bedroom and murdered tham with a knife.

Their bodies were found by the police a few days later. They were hanging from the ceiling with their throats slit from ear to ear. On the wall, there was a message written in their blood.

It read: “You shouldn’t have sold the land!” and it was signed, “Mac Tolliver”.

The boy was never seen or heard from again.

A few years later, the developers turned the land into a Summer Camp. The mansion where the Tolliver family had lived was still standing but, over the years it had become dilapidated and it was now abandoned.

The first Summer it opened, two of the campers went missing. The camp counselors organized two search parties to go out into the woods and search for them.

Eventually, the missing campers were found, but it was a horrifying scene. They were hanging by their necks from the branches of a tree and their throats had been sliced open. There was a wooden board nailed to the tree above them with a message on it, written in blood.

It read: “Stay off my land! No tresspassing!” and it was signed “Mac Tolliver”.

The next Summer, the camp was still open. Around the campfire, the camp counsellors told the story of Mac Tolliver and how he murdered his family. All of the kids were terrified.

There was one kid that Summer, who everyone liked to pick. He was a quiet, shy kid named Cameron and the others always made him the butt of their jokes.

The camp counselors decided to play a prank on the kids. After telling the story of what happened all those years ago in the house, they made an announcement. That night, they would take the campers one by one and make them walk through the old mansion.

Two of the counselors named Dave and Steve were going to take the campers to the house. Cameron said he was too scared, but they told him he had to go. He was the first one picked.

Steve took Cameron with him and they walked off towards the mansion. Everybody else stayed by the campfire and waited their turn.

They waited and waited, but Steve and Cameron never came back.

After an hour of waiting, they began to get impatient. Dave decided to take all of the other campers with him and check out what was going on.

When they arrived at the old mansion, they didn’t see Steve or Cameron anywhere. The place was eerily silent.

Just then, they heard a noise.

Thump… Thump… Thump…

It was coming from upstairs. Dave told the kids he was going to go up and investigate. He told them to stay behind, but they insisted on going with him.

They went upstairs together in single file. When they reached the second floor, the noise grew louder.

Thump… Thump… Thump…

It seemed to be coming from the room at the end of the hallway. That was the bedroom where Mac Tolliver had murdered his parents.

They walked cautiously down the hallway and when they came to the bedroom door, they could hear another noise.

Drip… Drip… Drip…

Dave reached out, turned the knob and slowly opened the door.

When it swung open, and they saw what was in the room, everyone screamed in horror.

Steve was hanging by the neck from a rope. His face was purple, his eyes were bulging out of his head and his tongue was thrust out of his mouth. His lifeless body was swaying back and forth and his shoes kept hitting the wall.

Thump… Thump… Thump…

His throat had been cut open and the blood was dripping down onto the floor.

Drip… Drip… Drip…

On the wall behind him, scrawled in blood, was a message.

It read: “I’m back!” and it was signed, “Cam Revillot”.