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Mania Has The LET ME IN Evidence

LET ME IN Evidence Bag
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Last night at Mania HQ East, around 5pm the skies turned black and unleashed a torrential downpour, backed by rolling thunder and illuminated by the occasional flash of lightning. Shortly afterward came a knock on the door.

We answered. There was nobody there, but a small package had been left behind. The box had no markings other than the mailing label which bore a return address to a "post office box 666" in New Mexico. The whole thing rang a bit ominous so we pulled the box indoors quickly and locked the storm door against the barrage of rain.

Inside the box was a sealed police evidence bag, time-stamped February 17, 1983, 8:22am. It was also marked with case #LA830801 and pouch #0801-005. The "Type of Offense" was listed as "Homicide". The evidence contained within the bag was recovered by "K. Olson" and described as "Funnel."

That last bit was pretty obvious actually, since the bag is transparent. Sure enough, contained with in is a plastic funnel, caked with dry blood!

What does it all mean?

Signs point to a fun publicity stunt for the new movie Let Me In. The movie is a remake of Let the Right One In and stars Kodi Smit-McPhee and Chloë Moretz. It's directed by Matt Reeves.

The story for the film has been set in New Mexico in the early 1980s. Fans of the original movie may recall a scene where a person is strung up by their ankles and drained of blood, which flows into a funnel over a container.

The film is due out October, 2010.

Below are photos of the evidence Mania received...