A small-town sheriff investigates the murder of a local woman, only to discover that the killer might be a werewolf.

Sheriff Thomas Brinkley was a man of the law. He had been responsible for the humble community of Blackwater for over twenty years, and he knew basically everything there is to know about the intricate details of the local area. However, nothing might have set him up for what was going to occur.

It was a warm summer evening when a call came through to the sheriff's office. A young lady had been seen as killed in a close by woodland. The body was found by a gathering of teens who had been climbing nearby. The casualty was recognized as Claire Turner, a 25-year-old nearby who worked at the town's bread shop.

Brinkley realize that this would have been an intense case to tackle. Blackwater was a little local area, and everybody knew every other person. The sheriff and his group brushed the crime location, searching for any hints that could lead them to the executioner. Yet, there was nothing strange - no impressions, no indications of battle, no fingerprints.

Days transformed into weeks, and the case became colder. That was until an unusual example begun to arise. The assaults appeared to happen just during the full moon. Furthermore, witnesses started to report seeing an enormous, shadowy figure prowling around the town on those evenings.

Brinkley's group began to investigate the chance of a werewolf being behind the assaults. Obviously, it sounded ludicrous from the outset, yet as the proof stacked up, they couldn't disregard it. Indentations on the casualty's neck proposed that the executioner had been a creature or the like. What's more, the paw prints found around the scene matched no known creature nearby.

The sheriff realize that he needed to move toward the circumstance with alert. The last thing he needed was to start a frenzy in the town. However, he likewise realize that he expected to safeguard his local area no matter what.

As the following full moon drew nearer, Brinkley and his group put out up a snare in the woodland. They were wanting to get the animal in the demonstration. Also, they did. When the moon ascended high overhead, an enormous, shaggy animal showed up out of the blue and went after the snare.

Brinkley and his group acted rapidly, encompassing the monster with sedative weapons. At the point when the animal at last went down, they had the option to draw a nearer look. It was a werewolf, similarly as they thought.

The animal ended up being a man who had been experiencing an interesting condition that made him change into a werewolf during the full moon. His name was John Donovan, a 30-year-old neighborhood who worked at the town's wood yard.

John had consistently realized that there was something else about him. Since he was a youngster, he had felt an unusual draw towards the woods, particularly during the full moon. It was only after he was a young person that he understood that he was a werewolf.

For quite a long time, John had attempted to stay quiet about his condition. He had lived in the timberland, away from the remainder of the town, attempting to conceal his real essence from the world. Yet, on that pivotal evening, he had let completely go and gone after Claire.

At the point when Brinkley and his group went up against John, he was loaded up with regret. He had never intended to hurt anybody. He had quite recently been attempting to make due in a world that didn't figure out him.

The town inhaled a deep breath of help when the executioner was dealt with. In any case, the memory of those frightening evenings waited for quite a while. Sheriff Brinkley realize that he could always remember the weird instance of the werewolf of Blackwater.

In the result of the case, the town mobilized together to bring issues to light about emotional wellness and uncommon circumstances like lycanthropy. They promised to always remember what had occurred and to continuously watch out.