Authorities are scrambling tonight after a jaw-dropping discovery turned Anna Keller’s already-mysterious death into something far darker than anyone imagined.
Detectives confirmed that the phone number which called Anna four times in the 48 hours before she died was traced to a man who had been legally dead for six months — a detail investigators initially refused to comment on, sparking an avalanche of speculation, panic, and late-night theories.
And now, the pieces may finally be coming together… but not in any way the public was prepared for.
A TIMELINE THAT MAKES NO SENSE
According to internal reports leaked to our newsroom, Anna received:
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2 missed calls the night before her death
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1 call at 4:13 AM
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1 final call just 27 minutes before officers believe she died
All from the same number.
When detectives ran the number through the registry, they froze:
It belonged to Daniel Hargrove, a local handyman who, according to public records, died in a highway accident six months ago.
“This isn’t a glitch. This isn’t a recycling issue. That number should not have been active,” a source close to the investigation told us.
THE FAMILY SPEAKS — AND THEY’RE TERRIFIED
Anna’s sister, barely holding back tears, told reporters:
“She kept saying someone was watching her. We thought she was stressed… not this.”
Neighbors have also reported hearing arguing, seeing a man near the property, and unmarked vans parked by the woods at night — details police have not commented on.
SO WHO WAS CALLING ANNA?
Investigators are exploring several disturbing possibilities:
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Number spoofing by someone who knew Anna personally
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A device stolen from Daniel before or after his death
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A burner phone registered under Daniel’s old identity
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Or something else entirely — something police “aren’t ruling out yet,” according to a source.
The last phrase is what’s keeping half the town awake tonight.
THE LAST CALL: WHAT ANNA SAID
Insiders claim Anna left a chilling voice memo to a friend only minutes after the third call:
“If anything happens to me, check the number. It’s not who you think.”
The friend never saw her alive again.
POLICE HAVE ONE LEAD — AND IT’S DARK
Detectives are now tracking a second device believed to be linked to the same source as the phantom calls. Where that device pinged last has not yet been released, but one officer described the location simply as:
“Not where anyone should be at that hour.”