Ada Kells opens the locked baggage cage. Tomorrow's case file is waiting inside.
Ada Kells expects the last ferry at Blackwater ferry terminal. One wrong object opens a route to the drowned customs pier.
On January 1, 1979, Ada Kells arrives at Blackwater ferry terminal for the last ferry.
Without warning, Ada Kells finds a yellow suitcase tagged with tomorrow's homicide number.
The alarm log shows the locked baggage cage untouched for nine hours.
Then Ada Kells confirms that dust inside a yellow suitcase matches the drowned customs pier.
Ada Kells photographs a yellow suitcase before the room changes.
Playback shows someone standing where Ada Kells found a yellow suitcase.
Audio captures breathing several feet above Ada Kells.
County dispatch hears Ada Kells say the words buried homicide file.
The officer knows retired detective Hollis Venn by name.
A fire door traps Ada Kells with a yellow suitcase.
Footsteps stop on the other side of the locked baggage cage.
The sound copies Ada Kells's own walking pace.
A label beneath a yellow suitcase carries Ada Kells's birth date.
The road to the drowned customs pier closed before Ada Kells was born.
A map of the drowned customs pier appears inside Ada Kells's pocket.
Darkness crosses Blackwater ferry terminal in measured steps.
Ada Kells chooses to hide inside the locked baggage cage.
The hidden room contains a second version of Blackwater ferry terminal.
One photograph shows Ada Kells reading it now.
Ada Kells opens the final record and finds tonight described in someone else's handwriting.