It's been a long, hot summer for the
Who Killed Summer? contestants. And for the most part it's been amazing fun rockin' up at festivals like Benicassim, the Croatia Garden Festivals + Relentless Boardmasters - they've met their idols, made new friends + some among the group have even reached more intimate levels of friendship!!
But recent events have seen the best summer ever turn into their worst nightmare..
It turns out that ex-junkie
Tete's new boyfriend was actually paid by a
warped blogger going by the name of David Hampton to seduce her and get her back on drugs. He also revealed pictures of sweet virgin
Claire dragging a virtual stranger into a hotel room, destroying her relationship with her boyfriend. What sort of a weirdo would do this?
This is all just scratching the surface, but David Hampton fills in the gaps perfectly
over here.

So needless to say, the whole group is hugely disturbed at how close
David Hampton has been getting to them...and since finding out that David Hampton isn't even his real name + that he's in fact using the name of a
dead conman, most are now convinced that David Hampton is one of them. He just couldn't have got hold of certain pictures and information any other way. This has led them to turn on each other and all the while David Hampton continues to twist the knife.
All will become clear tonight though. David Hampton sent each of the contestants a Facebook invite to meet him on a boat just off the Sussex coast..sounds a little fishy to me! They've all accepted, so all we can do now is sit back and watch as the mystery unfolds across 3 episodes going live tonight at 8pm, 9pm and concluding at 10pm over at
www.wks09.com.
Who Killed Summer? is a collaboration between
MWorks,
Hideous Productions +
Big Balls Films (the guys behind Kate Modern + Nokia's Somebody Else's Phone) + is sponsored by Vodafone. The depth + breadth of this combined expertise has delivered an online drama that demonstrates TV-quality production values, (properly) exploits the potential of social media to engage its audience, and allows people to watch it in (almost) real time, for the first time.