| Stop for
a moment. Consider what you've known thus far. What you've seen. And
go back through the puzzle. In order to go further into the world
of Wamego, Kansas, and the murder of David White, we must use caution
and not be overwhelmed. There is a lot of information available -
and much more twisted information yet to come. FIRECRACKER is far
more than simply a story of murder in small town U.S.A. When you take
a look at everything you've seen (Wamego, "Queen City of the
Kaw," in Session 1; The
disappearance, in Session 2;
The murder, in Session 3; The
Carnival, in Session 4; The White
Home, in Session 5; The Rosary,
in Session 6), imagine what happens
when you add a touch of Voodoo to the secret.
Click the links above to learn more about Voodoo, the role it played in Wamego's history, and the nature of what some call "The Devil's Land." My dad,
Clark, introduced me to Barbara Clifton, the woman who bought the
White's house when it went on the market. Aside from many antiques
and certain pieces of furniture (which we have kept for use in the
film), there were personal items. Among them, Jimmy White's school
papers and journals. Check out his poetry by visiting the link above. |