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Crime Script Prompt

In 1999, a small town was rocked by the mysterious disappearance of a 17-year-old girl named Sarah. As her friends and family searched for answers, dark secrets began to surface, revealing that not everyone was who they seemed. Just when the truth seemed within reach, a shocking twist left the community in disbelief, reminding us that sometimes, the most dangerous truths lie hidden in plain sight. If this story gave you chills, drop a comment and hit follow for more.

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Crime Script Prompt

In 1999, a small town was rocked by the mysterious disappearance of a 17-year-old girl named Sarah. As her friends and family searched for answers, dark secrets began to surface, revealing that not everyone was who they seemed. Just when the truth seemed within reach, a shocking twist left the community in disbelief, reminding us that sometimes, the most dangerous truths lie hidden in plain sight. If this story gave you chills, drop a comment and hit follow for more.

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I want you to take the following crime story script and turn it into a 2-minute video script

suitable for TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Facebook Reels, and other short-form platforms.

✂️ Your job is to shorten and rewrite the story in a way that:


●​ Uses American English
●​ Maintains a clear, logical flow where each line connects to the next
●​ Preserves the storyline, suspense, and emotional engagement
●​ Never feels rushed or choppy — the pacing should be tight but natural

🎬 STRUCTURE:
1.​ Hook (1st Line) – Start with a gripping hook to instantly grab attention. Use formats
like:
○​ “It was 1999 when everything changed...”
○​ “This happened back in ’99 — and no one saw it coming…”
○​ “She was just 17, and what happened next shook the whole town…”
2.​ Story Body (Next ~20–25 lines) – Tell the core crime story in a concise yet
engaging way. Use storytelling techniques like:
○​ Suspense
○​ Cliffhangers between lines
○​ Emotional and psychological triggers (fear, shock, curiosity)
○​ Keep the tension alive but avoid gore, graphic violence, or policy-violating
terms.
3.​ Ending (Last 3–4 lines) – End with a clear, satisfying resolution or mystery twist.
Make sure the ending:
○​ Makes sense
○​ Feels emotionally or logically complete
○​ Leaves the viewer thinking or shocked (in a good way)
4.​ Call to Action (Final Line) – Add a powerful CTA like:
○​ “If this story gave you chills, drop a comment and hit follow for more.”
○​ “What would you have done in this situation? Like, share, and follow for part
2.”
○​ “Crazy, right? Imagine if it happened to someone you know… Follow for more
true stories.”

📵 Now rewrite the following story based on these instructions:


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