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We have found out recently that there are giant mutant turkeys on the loose. Read on to find out more on these maniacs of terror.
The giant turkeys were first created in the University Of Maryland. Some Graduate students who go there were conducting a super secret growth hormone experiment and it came out to be to powerful and too potent and the turkeys and chickens escaped and broke out of the laboratory. 10 turkeys escaped in total including the chickens.
Now to find out allittle more about these turkeys…

The turkeys have claws. Razor sharp claws that can measure up to 12-14 inches long! The turkeys are extremely dangerous. The turkeys can run up to 60 mph!!! But… There’s one turkey that is the most dangerous…

The giant mutant turkey! The giant mutant turkey defeats all the rest. It has two human legs, two human-like hands, and it is VERY dangerous. This turkey was last spotted on the roof of Ertter’s market.
I gave you information on this extremely dangerous situation, now all YOU have to do is take cover, keep your eyes peeled, and run for your life when you spot one…
Good Luck!!

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The setting of the story is in a jail cell most of the time. There is another setting where the main character, Steve Harmon is on trial for murder. This story is about a sixteen year old African American boy named Steve Harmon in the story he accused for murder. Steve describes the mood or tone in his own words by saying in the book that it was grim, eerie, and gray. In the book, Steve talks about how awful, confusing, and downright painful it is to be in jail. Some of the ways that he talks about that is that he says, “It is about being alone when you are not really alone, and about being scared all the time.” Some of Steve’s character traits are that he is afraid and confused. What happens next in the book is that Steve goes on trial for murder and they are in court. They talk about a few things about the situation that is going on, and then they start the trial. What I think is going to happen to Steve is that he is going to struggle and struggle so that he and his lawyer win the trial so that he doesn’t have to face the horrible death penalty or, the rest of his life in jail. I also think that he might win the trial because I think that he is innocent and that the judge is bound to find that out sooner or later while the trial continues to go on.

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