Post by Perry Jasper Johnson on Jun 23, 2008 19:30:26 GMT -5
Heart wrenching screams and shocking security measures proved a disturbing wakeup call for many guests of the Roosevelt hotel yesterday morning when an argument between two Oceanic Flight 815 survivors produced surprising and mysterious results.
Doctor Jack Shephard visited Claire Littleton’s room shortly after ten on January 7th, and shouting could be heard shortly thereafter. Although little is known about what started the fight, Ms. Littleton is reported to have been in hysterics, terrified of losing her son, and as the shouting escalated security was called in, armed with tranquilizer guns, and that is where our story gets strange. Strong measures to be used on such a young, petite woman, you may say, but perhaps the girl’s fears were not unwarranted.
As security cleared the hallway, Dr. Shephard carried the unconscious Ms. Littleton out of the hotel through a back exit, followed closely by accused murderess Katherine Austen who was holding young Aaron in her arms. Later that night, only three returned. Claire Littleton was nowhere to be seen.
Where is our strong heroine, the young mother who survived a plane crash while eight months pregnant and miraculously gave birth to a healthy baby boy while stranded on a desert island? Authorities and friends are keeping their lips tightly sealed, but keep your eyes glued to this column as I’m determined to bring you the facts behind this bizarre turn it what, just a few days ago, seemed to be a beautiful story of two siblings reunited after living their lives an ocean apart, unaware of each other’s existence. Beauty becomes tragedy, and the one that is to suffer most is the young boy caught in the middle.
Doctor Jack Shephard visited Claire Littleton’s room shortly after ten on January 7th, and shouting could be heard shortly thereafter. Although little is known about what started the fight, Ms. Littleton is reported to have been in hysterics, terrified of losing her son, and as the shouting escalated security was called in, armed with tranquilizer guns, and that is where our story gets strange. Strong measures to be used on such a young, petite woman, you may say, but perhaps the girl’s fears were not unwarranted.
As security cleared the hallway, Dr. Shephard carried the unconscious Ms. Littleton out of the hotel through a back exit, followed closely by accused murderess Katherine Austen who was holding young Aaron in her arms. Later that night, only three returned. Claire Littleton was nowhere to be seen.
Where is our strong heroine, the young mother who survived a plane crash while eight months pregnant and miraculously gave birth to a healthy baby boy while stranded on a desert island? Authorities and friends are keeping their lips tightly sealed, but keep your eyes glued to this column as I’m determined to bring you the facts behind this bizarre turn it what, just a few days ago, seemed to be a beautiful story of two siblings reunited after living their lives an ocean apart, unaware of each other’s existence. Beauty becomes tragedy, and the one that is to suffer most is the young boy caught in the middle.
