clothes—light, compact torso armor with light padding on arms and legs, and a conquistador-like helmet on his head, keeping his wild hair under wraps.

Bio:

Owen is the grandson (or some other descendant) of the infamous Shy Shot, an obscure hero from ages past and pioneer of firearms. The trade has been passed down through the family for generations (though it was almost lost more than once—the Deadhorn family has a restless streak to it that has caused more than one member to up and flee). Owen is the latest recipient of their knowledge, having inherited it from his single mother (an adventurer herself, who ventured out years ago with a party and never returned).

Unlike many of his ancestors, who tended to be quiet and methodical, Owen is bold andWitchcraft and Satanists Implicated in 1972 Mystery

In issue #22 of Weird NJ magazine we examined an all-but-forgotten unsolved murder case from 1972 in which the body of a teenage girl was discovered atop a cliff, high above an abandoned quarry in the town of Springfield (Union County). Admittedly, at the time we didn’t know many details about the case, other than the fact that the corpse was found thanks to a dog that had brought home a badly decomposed human forearm to its master. The arm, and the corpse, would later be identified as having belonged to Jeannette DePalma, a local teenager who had been missing for six weeks.

The details that had first drawn us to the sad story of Jeannette were the lingering rumors around the towns