So, as you can see Jessica and I had some pretty sweet Halloween costumes. This story starts when my parents came down to Fairview to visit us and have dinner. We ate and had a jolly good time. After eating we decided to show my parents some of our recent pictures. After flipping through a few we got to the Halloween pics. My mom was looking at them and asked what was on my pants, I replied, 'Blood', she then began to tell us a hilarious story.
My parents were out of town during Halloween but Jessica and I went to their house to spend the night after having an amazing party with our friends. When we got there we decided to just throw our costumes in the dumpster at my parents. We left Park City not even thinking of what we had just instigated. After my parents got home my dad noticed the blood covered clothes in there garbage, fortunately he did not think anything of it. A week went by and my dad finally mentioned it to my mom who then told him to call the police. My dad called the police and told them what they had found (bloody clothes). The officer came over and pulled the clothes out of the garbage can and began looking them over trying to find clues as of who died. The officer was not confident enough to make a decision so he called over his Captain and now the both of them were looking at the blood covered clothes trying to figure out what happened and were they came from. After a few minutes of crime scene analysis the two of them told my parents that someone must have put their Halloween costumes in their dumpster while they were gone. Now that my mom was looking at the clothes Jessica and I wore to the Halloween party she connected the dots and we just started laughing like crazy.
My parents are hilarious!
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6 comments:
This story made my night, thanks for sharing!
That is the best story ever!!!
Pretty rad.
hahahahahhaaaaa!! That is amazingly great!
Holy awesome. Mystery solved.
"I would've gotten away with it if it weren't for those pesky Belchers."
That is just AWESOME! That's the kind of thing you always hear about... you know, the base of urban legends.
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