The chapel vines grew through every sealed coffin.
Celine Voss finds an impossible clue at an overgrown rural chapel. What begins as evidence becomes a trap built around one name.
On October 26, 2001, Celine Voss checks the black ivy in an overgrown rural chapel.
At 10:11 a.m., it blooms only above recent graves.
No witness is supposed to be near an overgrown rural chapel.
Its fruit contains wedding rings.
Celine Voss realizes the official record is wrong.
The power fails around the black ivy.
A cold smell fills an overgrown rural chapel.
Celine Voss photographs everything before touching it.
The photograph shows a figure beside the black ivy.
Celine Voss finds the real room empty.
Celine Voss calls the county dispatcher.
The dispatcher goes silent after hearing an overgrown rural chapel.
They warn Celine Voss not to move.
A second sound answers from behind the black ivy.
It repeats Celine Voss's full name.
The nearest exit locks behind Celine Voss.
Fresh marks circle Celine Voss's shoes.
They lead toward the black ivy.
Celine Voss follows them one step too far.
Then the chapel marries the dead beneath the altar.