Cyrus Kemp opens the bricked nursery. Tomorrow's case file is waiting inside.
Nobody admits the bricked nursery was used in an old crime. Cyrus Kemp enters and finds the record changing.
Rain follows Cyrus Kemp into Saint Orla maternity home on July 3, 2006.
Then Cyrus Kemp finds a silver rattle tagged with tomorrow's homicide number.
The door to the bricked nursery is locked from Cyrus Kemp's side.
The evidence worsens because dust inside a silver rattle matches the orchard burial trench.
A gloved hand keeps Cyrus Kemp from touching a silver rattle directly.
On screen, Cyrus Kemp is holding empty air.
A second figure crosses behind Cyrus Kemp on playback.
The duty officer repeats buried homicide file and stops typing.
The line goes quiet when Cyrus Kemp mentions retired detective Hollis Venn.
Metal shutters seal Saint Orla maternity home around Cyrus Kemp.
Cyrus Kemp hears movement beyond the bricked nursery.
The movement stops whenever Cyrus Kemp breathes.
A hidden tag connects a silver rattle to Cyrus Kemp's address.
Nobody admits that the orchard burial trench still exists.
Yet mud from the orchard burial trench dries across Cyrus Kemp's shoes.
Cold air folds around Cyrus Kemp and a silver rattle.
Cyrus Kemp lifts the barrier and crawls into the bricked nursery.
Case numbers fill every surface beyond the door.
The newest record describes Cyrus Kemp's arrival tonight.
Cyrus Kemp opens the final record and finds tonight described in someone else's handwriting.