The Turner family lives in a village on the edge of Wakefield County, a twenty-minute drive away.
Christopher Willow is driving. As soon as they reach the entrance to their house, they stop the car,
The road at the entrance of the Turner house is full of cars, so they had to park at the intersection and walk to their home.
The Turner residence is a two-story Western-style building.
Once at the entrance, Eleanor Smith started knocking hard on the door.
Christopher Willow, not wanting her to hurt her hand, caught her hand and took over the task of knocking on the painted door for her.
Nearly two minutes later, the door was finally opened from inside.
It was Mrs. Turner who opened the door.
This woman, in her fifties, is somewhat overweight. Her hair is very black, her face has some wrinkles, she wears a gold necklace around her neck, and there is a gold bracelet on her wrist.
