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ing news of their life.
Located in a small run down part of Newport (one of the last) was an old dilapidated farm. This was the home of the Tyson family. Never even knowing the Chandlers or the Bennett's, the Tyson's were just a blue collar family trying to make ends meat. Their daily lives were never more than a little bit of sleep and a lot of hard work. Brothers Joseph and Nick, owned the family farm since they inherited it as children when their parents died in a mysterious accident. Since then their only living relative, their uncle William has raised them as his own. Joseph, the older of the two, had been married to his high school sweetheart, Liz Cook, for 10 years and had two small children named Morgan and Shelby. Nick on the other hand was as single as they get and planned on staying that way. Their lives lacked the drama that seemed to plague the more upper-class families and this they were grateful for. Liz was preparing dinner for the family, Joe and Will were still out on the field and Nick had just come in when there was a knock at the door. Nick answered the door and to his surprise there was no one there. He looked outside and saw no one. As he was about to close the door something caught his eyes. He reached down and picked up a plain brown paper wrapped package. There was no stamp and no return address and in plain black writing had the name 'Nicholas Tyson' with his address on the front. He opened the package and inside was a note and videotape, the note read "ask no questions, play the tape." Nick carried the tape over to the VCR and proceeded to sit and watch when Liz called
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