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Hello, I'm Velma Dinkley, and this is a
documentary of one of our mysteries.

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That's Scooby -Doo, Red Jones, and
Daphne Blake. Hey, how you doing? Of

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I want to play myself in the movie
version. And that's Norville Rogers.

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It's Shaggy, like nobody calls me
Norville. What's the matter, Norville?

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That's not on tape, is it? Something
wrong, Norville. Norville, Norville,

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Norville. Very funny.

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Norville.

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A staple for every mystery.

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Scooby Snacks.

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Yeah, Scooby Snacks. Yum, yum.

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Have you heard anything about these
woods being haunted?

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Well, you know, my grandparents used to
tell a story about some 10 -foot -tall,

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spikes on his arms, monster wandering
the woods. Just crazy talk, really.

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It was right above us. It was big.

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It was puffy. It was globby or
something. I don't know what you want to

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But it was big.

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There was a glow to it.

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It was just right over the ridge there.
The eyes, the eyes would burn a hole in

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you, just glowing, burning, freakish
eyes.

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Alien, bioengineering, genetic mutation.

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I don't know what's going on, but it
troubled me.

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I've heard about a ghost of a Civil War
soldier that exists around here.

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Giant? radioactive cat over by the
nuclear plant that kids say lives off of

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stray dogs, but I don't know. I don't
believe that stuff.

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Hmm, it doesn't add up. All their
stories are different.

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Right on, right, giant rats.

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She said giant cat, not rat, Scooby.

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That's what I said, rat.

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Cat. Yeah, rat.

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Have you heard anything about these
woods being haunted?

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Uh, no. No, I'm not really from around
here, so I wouldn't know anything about

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haunted or anything, but, uh... Say, you
guys look familiar to me.

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I think you're on that show. Aren't you
guys on that show?

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Like, uh, what show you talking about?

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Oh, yeah, you know what I'm talking
about, that mystery sleuthing thing, you

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know, where you're chasing around after
the ghosts and the witches and all that.

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It's like a mystery deal.

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You're cartoons, aren't you?

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Have you heard these woods are haunted?

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You kids stay away.

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Those woods are cursed.

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I never go near them.

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No, I bet she never goes near a dentist
either.

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Okay, the map says the sightings are
this way. I got a weird feeling about

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Like these woods don't look like our
regular woods.

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They look different.

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What are you talking about?

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Like I don't know.

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Things just look more... realistic.

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Realistic? Come on, guys, it'll be fun.

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Don't forget, it's my turn to pull off
the mask.

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We're now leaving the van and going into
the woods. Bye!

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Why do we have to always do these things
when it's almost dark?

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Here's the cemetery where the curse in
these woods began.

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Why, that's really fascinating.

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Why can't we go now?

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What do you mean? We're going to camp
here. How else can we learn about the

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curse? Camp here?

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By a cemetery?

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Why, I didn't sign on for this.

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The local legend is that one spooky
night in 1773, some local people...

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I can't hear you.

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I can't hear you.

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Okay, now we're trying to put the tent
up before it gets too dark. So I'm going

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to keep rolling in case that spook
appears.

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And now we're putting the tent poles
into the grommets.

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We've got to make sure we put the tent
tarp on.

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Now we're putting the stakes up to hold
the tent.

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Will you please put the camera down,
Velma?

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It might be easier without it. Well, I
don't want to miss anything. Shut it

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Oh,

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get your feet out of my face. Who got
these snack crumbs in my sleeping bag?

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Gooby? No, it's Raggy.

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Nuh -uh.

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It must be Fred.

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Maybe it's Daphne. Now why would I
complain if it was me?

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And there it was, standing on a hill
above us.

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Claws raised.

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luring eyes, and a piercing scream like,
like... Like this isn't a ghost story.

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We were all there. It turned out to be
that old ship's captain, remember?

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Oh. Oh, yeah.

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I'm going on a trip to the moon, and I'm
taking an apple, a banana, a chocolate

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cream pie, that was a good one, Scoob, a
donut, eggplant parmesan, and funnel

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cakes.

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I'm taking funnel cakes.

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Scoob, it's your turn. You got G.

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Scoob. Scooby.

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Oh,

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what's that noise?

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Get the camera. Get the camera.

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Huh? What is that?

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Let's split up and check it out. No way,
Jose.

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Can't you two just go out there dressed
up as surgeons and confuse the monster

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and tie him to an operating table?

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You guys do great with monsters.

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What are we like in the middle of the
woods?

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Where are we going to find a gurney? I
don't know.

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Improvise. Look out here, guys.

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What is it?

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They look like snacks.

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Scooby snacks.

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Are you sure?

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Like there's only one way to find out.
Yeah.

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Those are haunted Scooby snacks.

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That creature touched them.

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Forget it. They're all yours, Scooby.
Okay.

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Oh, wait a minute. Did you trick me? Did
you put those there?

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Scoob, did you trick me? Did he trick
me? Give me one of those.

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Come on. The van should be over there.

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I need a break.

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My feet hurt.

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Well, is it our fault you wore high
heels on a hiking trip?

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The map says we should be... The van
should be over there.

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We should be there in an hour.

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Oh, Velma, that's what you said two
hours ago.

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You don't know where we are, do you? I
know. If we just follow the map... Can

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just figure this out and get home?

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I'm done with monsters and curses.

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Put a fork in me.

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I'm done.

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Yeah, put a fork in me too. Give me the
map.

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Like, how can you read this? This map,
it's just a dotted line and an X.

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Let's just keep moving.

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Look, will you just admit that we're
lost, Velma?

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Fred, give me...

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We're close to the van. I know it.

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Would you come off it, Freddy? You have
no idea where the mystery machine is.

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Why is it you're the one who's always
driving anyway?

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Oh, is that how it is?

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Well, listen here, Ms.

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Smarty Pants. Maybe if you chip in for
gas every once in a while, you could

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drive. Yeah, gas money.

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What? What was that?

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Does anyone understand what this dog is
saying? Like layoff, Scoob. Yeah.

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I want to go home.

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I'm working on it.

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go again.

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Velma, for crying out loud.

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A glasses strap? How many times have we
told you? A glasses strap! Could you

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just help me look? I can't see without
my glasses. Oh, so you mean, could we

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find your glasses for you? Not now,
Freddy.

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No, no, no. Wait a minute. She wants us
to help her find her glasses, but she's

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not going to be helping. They're her
glasses. She's not going to be helping

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them. Why, she's blind as a bat without
them. It's nighttime, genius.

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You guys!

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Where'd she go?

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She wandered off.

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Velma! Over here!

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This is just great.

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Zoinks! We're never going to get out of
here!

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Zoinks? That's all you have to say,
Zoinks? What the heck does that mean,

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anyway? Oh, I'm sorry.

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What do you want me to say?

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Jinkies?

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Fred? Daphne? What are you laughing at?
Nothing. He's got a point, Velma.

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Jinkies is a word.

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Stop laughing!

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Jinkies!

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There's got to be a perfectly good
explanation for all this. Smoking

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glow -in -the -dark paint, a movie
projector, or... A movie projector?

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the middle of nowhere, Freddy. How are
they going to plug it in?

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Batteries? Right, a movie projector that
runs on batteries. Oh, that makes a lot

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of sense. Well, I don't know.

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Maybe... Maybe what? They've got a
really long extension cord. Look, I'm

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trying to... Just admit that you're
scared.

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I am not scared.

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Uncle Scooby. He'll never know what hit
him. I'll give him one of those and one

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of these. And Uncle Scooby can give him
one of these and one of those. Won't

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you, Uncle Scooby? Won't you?

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Yeah. Right, Wappy? I don't think Scooby
needs any help, Scrappy. What do you

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mean, Freddy? You guys haven't caught
anybody yet?

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Now that I'm here, this mystery's gonna
be wrapped up. It'll be solved before

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sunrise. That is unless you chicken out,
Freddy. It's Fred.

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Just what we need.

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One thing doesn't make sense.

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Why? Because it's Halloween.

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October 31st every year.

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Candy and bobbing for apples.

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I mean, you guys are dressed up, right?
But why did you scare us at the cemetery

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last night?

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I didn't do anything.

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Well, if you didn't do it...

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found beside a dirt road.

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Search parties have spent several days
searching the woods and found hundreds

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Scooby snacks, but no trace of the
teenage sleuths have been found.