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Warning: contains imagery some may find disturbing, violent, or offensive. The long-awaited sequel to “Dynamite Donuts.” The original: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1116679548/ Two and a half years after the Dynamite Donuts incident, in Denver in late October of 2014, reports tell of another that may share links with the investigation. Locals in Los Angeles, CA reported that the popular Explosive Enchiladas, a small business known for selling Mexican cuisine, has taken a sudden turn from “friendly taco shop” to “homicidal restaurant that serves death.” The business was founded by a group of anonymous men in early 2015. They claimed to serve food that would “set the mind free.” After their menus were approved by the FDA, they began to grow and thrive in their local community. That is, until April of 2016, when a total of 315 citizens died unexpectedly within the span of two days. Every report was of a rather gruesome mess in which the victim’s stomach seemed to have visibly burst open. The FBI was instantly drawn to the restaurant after seeing correlations among the witnesses of these victims and ones from Dynamite Donuts. These suspicions were confirmed after the arrest and interrogation of an employee. The menu had been infused with an unidentified substance that was activated in some way by digestive processes. This chemical was able to tear through the flesh like a powerful acid. However, because employees at Explosive Enchiladas wore masks, their identity somehow remained unexposed, and they were not found. The one who did turn himself in was Eric Hudson, a man of 38, gave no hints as to the whereabouts of his fellow workers, and he was sentenced to a lifetime in prison. Eric claimed the business was religious, and that he was a necessary sacrifice for their cause. While Dynamite Donuts may have been targeting the stereotypical police officer, the Explosive Enchiladas incident never seemed to be a coordinated homicide.
