Right now I might have everything I've been looking for at my fingertips. I open the book and the first thing I see is a wanted picture of Ezra and Erik. The date at the bottom is from over a hundred years ago, but I know it's them even if their names are different. The picture is in black and white and the paper is worn and old, but there's no mistaking those eyes.
I stare at it in disbelief because the list of crimes against them can't possibly be real. They'd been accused of murdering their own father then burning the house down with him inside it. That still isn't the worst. It was believed they killed their father because he discovered they'd been responsible for the disappearance of ten women in their town—women that were later discovered in a grave on the land their family owned. The paper states the reward at the bottom and indicates the police had no leads on their whereabouts at that time.
