The Great Gatsby Newspaper
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The Long Island Gazette
August 13th, 1922
www.thelongislandgazette.com
Myrtle Wilson Ran Over by Car!
Myrtle Wilson Found Dead
Last night a woman named Myrtle Wilson, was found dead in the middle of the road. Witnesses say that she was hit by a yellow car, and that it didn't stop driving after she was struck. It is not yet known who was driving the car. She lived in a nearby car repair shop with her husband George Wilson.
Witnesses of the Crash
Witnesses of the Crash
One witness told police that Mrs. Wilson ran out into the road, and a light green car coming from New York, struck and hit her going thirty or forty miles an hour. The death car never stopped.
Another witness said it was a new yellow car, he didn't see the accident itself, but the car had passed him down the road going fifty or sixty miles an hour.
Suspects
Police do not yet have any suspects for this case, but if you have any pieces of information, please contact NYPD and help them solve this case.
Jay Gastby and George Wilson Found Dead at Gatby Mansion!
Jay Gastby's and George Wilson's death
Just this morning, local authorites were alerted about the deaths of Jay Gastby and George Wilson. George has a self-inflected gunshot wound to the head and is believed to also be responsible for Gasbty's death.
Jay Gatsby's Death
Jay Gatsby's Death
Jay Gatsby died from a gunshot wound fired by Geroge Wilson. He was found floating on a raft in his pool by his friend, Nick Carraway, and a few of his servants. They carried him inside Gatsby's mansion and called the police.
George Wilson's Death
After George Wilson murdered Jay Gatsby, he walked over to a nearby field and shot himself in the head. Authorites later found him after being called about Jay Gatsby's death.
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