Tony laughs when Bobby confronts him. Laughs too loudly. Too nervously. As fragments of memory surface, Tony tells a different story-one involving a traveling carnival, missing kids, and shadows that weren't his. Back at the house, the walls come alive, replaying Adam's last moments in horrifying detail. Someone else was there. Someone whose voice Bobby doesn't recognize.As the spirits grow stronger, Bobby is forced to question everything he thought he knew. Was his father a monster-or a pawn? The line between guilt and innocence blurs as visions reveal terror, betrayal, and a truth darker than memory loss.What if the killer was never the one you feared? And what if the dead are only showing you part of the truth?