The cornfield radio broadcast a burial hymn.
Mara Voss finds an impossible clue at a dry harvest field. What begins as evidence becomes a trap built around one name.
On October 23, 1998, Mara Voss checks a rusted tractor radio in a dry harvest field.
At 7:50 a.m., it plays after its battery is removed.
No witness is supposed to be near a dry harvest field.
The hymn names each farmer buried nearby.
Mara Voss realizes the official record is wrong.
The power fails around a rusted tractor radio.
A cold smell fills a dry harvest field.
Mara Voss photographs everything before touching it.
The photograph shows a figure beside a rusted tractor radio.
Mara Voss finds the real room empty.
Mara Voss calls the county dispatcher.
The dispatcher goes silent after hearing a dry harvest field.
They warn Mara Voss not to move.
A second sound answers from behind a rusted tractor radio.
It repeats Mara Voss's full name.
The nearest exit locks behind Mara Voss.
Fresh marks circle Mara Voss's shoes.
They lead toward a rusted tractor radio.
Mara Voss follows them one step too far.
Then the field has been harvesting families instead of corn.