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Date: 2011-10-04 07:35 am (UTC)Hope he didn't hobble out of the shadows at you. Same thing happened to the guy who was editing the OMSCWP anthology, actually. What can I say? I like my creepies. *grin*
Agreed, though, I just think there's such room to play with concepts like this. From an archaeological point of view, it's very rare to encounter anything that can be proven as murder, ritual or otherwise, yet - human nature being what it is - one assumes it *did* happen. My feeling is it's one of those things that has enough of a 'maybe' to work.