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You get into the car, and drive for a bit, before Lamu shows up in the road and plays the jumpscare. Based on the newspaper clipping that follows and the ending name, Road Kill, it can be presumed that it probably killed Lamu.

Newspaper clipping:

Tragedy in Lamu Forest Park

Tragedy strikes in the infamous Lamu Forest Park.

What was supposed to be a peaceful camping trip of four friends turned into a devastating bloodbath.

Tasha Neel, 20. Ken Abel, 20. Leon Dean, 20. and [REDACTED] were camping in the Lamu Forest Park on the night of February 19. The young adults just graduated and were looking to have a getaway out in the wild to unwind and relax.

That was when tragedy occured. (sic) Tasha, Ken, and Leon were brutally murdered and decapitated in the middle of the night, leaving [REDACTED] to be the lone survivor of the devastating incident.

The Lamu Forest Park has been infamous due to its collection of known murders to those who enter the park. Every murder involved within the park has been through decapitation by unknown means, though forensics have concluded that bite marks present on the deceased bodies resemble that of human teeth.

The mystery of the Lamu Killer has been solved, due to recent developments. Though authorities have decided to withold (sic) the information of details about said killer, they assure the public that it will no longer cause any harm to citizens.

[REDACTED] has refused to participate in any interviews, understandably due to their traumatizing experience.

Our deepest condolences to the family of Tasha Neel, Ken Able, and Leon Dean.

The public may rest easy knowing the Lamu Killer has been apprehended.

It then proceeds to show a black and white image of the sign for Lamu Forest Park.