6 parts Complete On a storm-lashed night, ten people gather in the sprawling Hawthorne Mansion - an inheritance, a reunion, and a secret that should've stayed buried. Among them is Sheriff Mary Talbot, a woman too logical to believe in ghosts, yet too human to ignore the dread crawling up her spine. When the power cuts and Paul is found murdered - throat slit, eyes glassy - the mansion transforms from a symbol of legacy into a cage of suspicion.
As the storm isolates them, fear breeds faster than reason. Cassandra, the mansion's heiress, clings to the illusion of control; Simon drinks to forget; Anne prays; Michele accuses; Kent guards the halls like a soldier in hostile territory; and Travis-calm, watchful, and eerily unshaken-waits.
Mary begins to piece together the clues - a missing button, muddy footprints, and two letters carved into the wall: P-T. Every face holds guilt; every alibi crumbles under her gaze. The mansion itself seems to breathe, whispering secrets in every creak of its floorboards.
But truth comes at a cost. Another body will fall. Loyalties will fracture. And when the last candle burns low, Mary will stand face-to-face with the killer - a man whose quietness hides a mind consumed by chaos.
Murder Mystery is a chilling, cinematic thriller where reason wrestles with madness, and justice bleeds in the dark.