Task: Story Composition
Input (English): Fact1: girlfriend of John Holmes picked up by holy roller, Fact2: Holmes leaves Schiller in hotel room, Fact3: story moves investigating crime Sam Nico and Louis Cruz and contact with Holmes, Fact4: people known as Wonderland Gang included Ron Launius and wife, Fact5: Nash keeps them for Rather than return guns to Holmes himself
Output (English): The girlfriend of John Holmes, Dawn Schiller, is on the streets and picked up by a holy roller after Holmes leaves Schiller in a hotel room. Schiller eventually calls Holmes to come and get her. Holmes arrives at the apartment, and they have sex and snort cocaine in the bathroom. The next morning, while in a motel room, Dawn sees a newscast that states four people were murdered at a rowhouse on Wonderland Avenue, the same one she had earlier been at with Holmes. The story eventually moves on to two city detectives investigating the crime, Sam Nico and Louis Cruz, and their contact with Holmes. Another officer, Billy Ward, intervenes in the investigation. The next major character introduced is David Lind. He hears of his friends murders at Wonderland and soon discovers his girlfriend was there. While at the crime scene, he is picked up by Nico and Cruz. Through Linds story told in flashbacks, we are introduced to some of the people who partied at Wonderland. These people, known as the Wonderland Gang, included Ron Launius and his wife Susan, Billy Deverell, Linds 22yearold girlfriend Barbara Richardson, and Joy Miller. Ron has a fondness for antique guns and frequently shows them off. When he learns that Holmes knows notorious gangster Eddie Nash, he gives Holmes a pair of stolen antique guns to take to Nash, so that Nash can fence them and the Wonderland Gang can split the loot. Nash had befriended Holmes because of Holmes notoriety as the porn film phenomenon Johnny Wadd. Holmes takes the guns to Nash, but Nash says the guns are too rare to be sold, as they would be recognized right away and everyone involved would be apprehended. Rather than return the guns to Holmes, Nash keeps them for himself. Attempting to get back in the gangs good graces, Holmes suggests robbing Nashs home. Ron Launius is reluctant to go along with the robbery at first, but after Holmes gives him a rundown of whats there, he is eager to participate. Holmes volunteers to draw them a map to plan the robbery, since he has visited Nashs house frequently. Holmes then visits Nash to buy drugs, and on the way out leaves the kitchen door unlocked to give the Wonderland gang easy access. The next morning, Ron Launius, Lind, and Deverell carry out the robbery, while wheelman Tracy McCourt waits outside in a car, serving as lookout. Neither Holmes nor any of the women are present when the robbery occurs. The Wonderland Gang gains access through the unlocked kitchen door and robs Nash at gunpoint. Lind accidentally fires his gun, wounding Nashs bodyguard, Greg Diles. The gang hurls racial epithets at Nash and Diles and walks away with over one million dollars in cash, jewels, and drugs. They bring their loot back to the Wonderland apartment to divide everything up. Holmes is unhappy with the cut he is given, even though he did not take part in the robbery and hes in debt to the gang. Nash discovers Holmes was involved in the robbery, he has Holmes beaten and finds Holmes little black book. He tells Holmes he will kill every person listed in the book, starting with Holmes mother, if Holmes does not give up the men who robbed Nash. The retaliation for the robbery is swift and fatal. On July 1, 1981, a group of Nashs henchmen including Holmes, led by Diles, gains access to the apartment at Wonderland Avenue. Ron Launius, Deverell, Richardson, and Miller are all brutally beaten to death with striated lead pipes. Diles compels Holmes to deliver blows to Launius. Susan Launius is beaten but survives, and is questioned by Nico and Cruz in her hospital bed. She tells them in a near comatose state that she does not remember anything, only shadows. Lind is not present during the attacks.