August 2009
CDT. Jeb S. Davis
United States Army
BSAA Investigation & Records,
When the days are humid like this it reminds me of the summer of 1998. I was young then only about 9 years old, but I can remember it like it was yesterday. In July, thats when everything
started tosurface, the murders began and the S.T.A.R.S. fell apart. Now when I think about it I wish that my parents had seen the signs to get us the hell out of dodge. That didnt happen and then
September came,school had already started. I had almost finished my first month of Fourth grade. The stuff I saw was nothing a child should ever see, and it was everything I had nightmares
about. When the outbreakstarted I did what I thought should, and hid in a locker in my classroom. I spent uncountable amount of hours cramped inside the tiny locker. When opened it was like
looking at the silhouette of a guardian angel and just so happened to be my cousin. Russ took me to the Raccoon City Police Department, where part of his platoon had secured the building prior to
us arriving. This was also the first time I met Miss. Jill Valentine, I believe this was the evening of September 25. She watched over me for a portion of the night, prior to her departure back into
the city. Jill had told me about here experience in the military and later on her service with S.T.A.R.S. At this age I didnt understand the majority of what she was talking about but I would never
forget it. Sometime later that night or early that morning the outbreak occurred in the station. A small caliber pistol round had wounded Russ shortly before the outbreak started to spread. We
escaped only by the skin of our teeth, Russ, myself, and a handful of his men were all that made it out alive from the station. We were so focused on getting away from the station, that we didnt
notice that Russ was loosing blood and he collapsed in the street close to the local newspaper office. The squad dragged him into the building and we set up shop there. I can remember there
being some fires throughout the building but the soldiers quickly put them out and secured the building. The patched up Russ sometime during all of this, I cant remember exactly when. I fell
asleep some time later, and when I woke up Jill had some how found us. She told me to go back to sleep and that everything was going to be fine. Thats all I really remember, next thing I knew I
was be loaded into a chopper heading out of the city. If you have any specific questions you can contact the office that I'm being trained at.
Thank you,
CDT. Jeb S. Davis