Le Seol encounters a mysterious hacker group known only as “Monarch” — and his already paranoid, lonely life becomes a traumatizing journey for desperate connection.
A new series of online hacks has been spotted across the internet. Currently, for no known reason. Each hack involves people of importance. Some say their hacks are of malicious purpose. Others say it's a grand conspiracy. Very few have seen these hacks live. Of the three confirmed sittings, two have sworn to secrecy, and the third has become unreachable.
Vinny Kaliko, a 34-year-old man in southern Vermont, claimed to have seen one of these cyberattacks while watching the news. Vinny claims, “I saw something; I wish I hadn't.” We tried to contact Vinny once more; however, he seemed to have vanished, his house barren. The only constant through all stories is a monarch butterfly.
The first witness, a 25-year-old Alaskan woman, Tammy, claimed her husband, a career politician, was found dead by suicide with a butterfly on his screen
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community comments (5)
?THIS IS BULLSHIT
?You need to be crazy to believe something like this.
?CCC news has really lost its reputation.
?Whoa, that's really cool. I'll look out for any butterflies.
?It's just a group of trolls trying to make people mad.
