Isabella Green

Biography
Isabella is a librarian at the Wheldrake Public Library.

She was in attendance at the Holiday Gala.

Personality
Isabella seems to take her job rather seriously, and was distrustful of the Clew around the archive documents.

Anya Bolden and Bethany Foster
Fellow Wheldrake Public Library employees.

Encounters
List of encounters with the Clew Crew.

The Wheldrake Public Library

 * Anthony Blum
 * Cameron Lamb
 * Nathalie Darnell

In an attempt to get some information about Sam's list of missing persons, Natty, Cam and Tony posed as high school students doing a history project and headed to the Wheldrake Public Library. A librarian, Isabella Green, insisted that she accompany them to the archives. In a panic, Tony stated that they were doing research on the Deepriver Digger, who was caught in 1959. As such, Isabella only provides them with articles from around that time period. They learned the following: all of the victims of the Digger were young women, mostly daughters and newlyweds. There's also a little bit about the search effort; there were even pins made. There was nothing connecting these victims besides the fact they were simply last seen walking alone south of King Street and east of Sycamore Street. Davis Shaw was a quiet man that lived by himself in a cabin in the woods, and only came into town to buy groceries and supplies. There's a lot of quotes from the young twins, Rufus and Adeline Finch, who caught him killing his last victim. His trial lasted only lasted only three days. Shaw pled not guilty due to insanity, and he was found guilty after under two hours of deliberation. Details came out about his living situation, and how he was psychologically disturbed (obviously). His defense team's psychologist had some very interesting ideas about the impact of Rock and Roll culture on the loner, and tried to blame Elvis Presley. There was also an article about the local dump owner's brother, Marvin Fleming, attempting to purchase the Digger's cabin and turn it into a tourist attraction, as many people tried to do with the Ed Gein house only a year prior in neighboring Wisconsin. There was also a map of Wheldrake in the 50's on the wall, on which they saw that Deepriver Forest used to spread further west. After leaving the archive, Tony literally kicked at a book that was holding up a table, causing a loud crash. The book was titled Occultisms of Wheldrake, by Devin Walker and Harrison H. Hale, published in 1967. After some fumbles, Natty managed to distract Isabella, convincing her the table just collapsed and almost crushed Tony's foot, while Cam and Tony snatched the book and managed to leave the library. Later, Cam read the book. It had a bit to do with cryptids and other supernatural creatures, but it mostly dealt with examining both Western and Eastern philosophies, stuff about mind-expanding drugs, the divinity of nature and man, etc.