Austin and his father Tommy are both coroners in the town. One night, detective Sheldon sent an unnamed woman's body, hoping that Tommy and Austin could figure out the secrets of her before dawn.
Strangely, this female body did not have any bruises or wounds, but her internal organs and bones were scarred, and it was obvious that she had been cruelly tortured during her lifetime. In the process of dissection, more and more mysteries were difficult to explain with science, challenging Tommy's rich experience and curiosity, and the sudden heavy rain outside the house also brought a gloomy atmosphere to this extraordinary night. Strange silhouettes, footsteps coming and going, and terrible scenes that seemed to be true and illusory. Soon, the father and son discovered that the most important thing they had to do was not to solve the mystery of the female corpse, but to escape her as soon as possible. , The farther you can escape, the better.
Through the dissection of the female corpse's brain, they found that the female corpse was still "alive" and her brain was not dead. After studying the Roman numerals in the female corpse, they finally unearthed the secret of the female corpse—the witch of the seventeenth century.
The father understood everything and wanted to use his body as a sacrifice. Then the father began to experience a series of wounds the same as the female corpse, and fell to the ground in pain, accepting a knife from his son. Then the son began to flee, but because of too much horror, he stumbled on the stairs and fell to his death.
When the police came in, we could find that there was no body of the boyfriend's girlfriend in the corridor, only a piece of clothes of the boyfriend's father.
Following the camera to the autopsy room, we can see that the autopsy room is as clean as before, and there are only two corpses, one is a female corpse that has not been dissected, and the other is the father's father. Zooming in on the camera, we can see that the male protagonist's father has no trauma except for the fatal heart injury.
Then the camera moved to the photo wall, we can find that the photos of the female corpses after the autopsy taken by the male protagonist were all burned, and only the photos before the autopsy were left.
Seeing this, you may begin to realize that all of this is an illusion. It was the male protagonist who killed his father with his own hands. When the police arrived, the radio in the autopsy room rang again, and the radio reported that these four days were sunny.
At the end of the scene, the female body is in the car going to the next autopsy room, and the lens is pulled from the female body's head to the female body's feet. Pay attention to listening to the radio on the car. The radio changes its tone, indicating that the driver’s hallucinations have begun. At this time, we can see the big toes of the female corpse moved a bit, accompanied by a slight bell sound. Explain that the next sacrifice is the driver.
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