The sightings always came at dusk, in bad weather, or in fog... A classic mystery by Stephen Wasylyk, originally published in Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine, June 1979.
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Stephen Wasylyk (1922-1996) was a prolific author for both Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine
Stephen Wasylyk (1922-1996) was a prolific author for both Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine
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