Crazed Reporter

Sep 12, 2026

Ama Rio, a reporter for the local news station, sat inside of a nondescript suburban home. She was here to investigate a string of recent robberies that had rattled this otherwise quiet neighborhood. Her next segment would feature an unsuspecting Mia, who lived just a few doors down from the latest victim. Mia, a young woman in her early thirties sat next to Ama into her living room. Ama began the interview by recounting the details of the robberies: how thieves had been breaking into homes in broad daylight, stealing valuables, and tying up any witnesses they encountered. Mia’s eyes widened with fear as she realized how close she’d come to being a victim herself. Ama sensed Mia’s unease and decided to demonstrate how the robbers were tying their victims up. “It’s for the viewers,” she said reassuringly, but Mia hesitated nonetheless. After some coaxing, Mia reluctantly agreed to let Ama demonstrate on her. The camera zoomed in as Ama deftly bound Mia’s wrists behind her back with a length of rope. Mia squirmed uncomfortably, but Ama assured her it was for educational purposes only. “We want our viewers to know what to expect if they ever find themselves in this situation,” she explained…