title: The Case of the Florida Freeze: Santa Claus: Super Spy
author:  Ryan Jacobson 
description: Ryan Jacobson has been writing stories since he was 16 years old. He loves to read, especially comic books. In fact, his first book, "Eleanor Roosevelt: First Lady of the World," is a children's graphic novel about the famous First Lady. Ryan wrote his latest story, "Santa Claus: Super Spy: The Case of the Florida Freeze," as a fundraiser. He and his wife Lora are raising money to adopt a child. The happy couple lives in Mora, Minn., with their fluffy dog Boo.
zlib_text: “IT FEELS LIKE A HUMAN ARM!”
  From under the back door of the stolen rental truck parked in the
  driveway, a thick orange extension cord snaked out, looped over the
  wooden fence, and across the backyard of the adjacent property. Inside the
  truck a locked, large, off-white chest-type freezer bound with a dozen wide
  strips of heavy masking tape was running to keep its contents frozen in the
  hot Arizona sun.
  Wearing protective clothing police investigators opened the freezer’s lid
  and a four odor emanated. They could see frost on the inside walls and a
  large object completely covered with black plastic bags resting on the
  bottom.
  Detective Garcia tentatively reached in and felt along the top section of
  the plastic. His face grim, he withdrew his hand and said, “It feels like a
  human arm!”
  The investigators carefully sliced through the rigid layers of plastic,
  peeling them back one by one, and gradually exposing icy, whitish flesh. A
  pair of well-manicured frozen hands came into view, in the