Thanks to a paranormal assist, Turner has figured out the serial killer’s cipher from the previous entry. The authorities uncovered the remains of the first victim but also came across a map buried in a bottle. He comes back to Florida to answer some questions and hopefully get a look at the map, but he gets nowhere with his request. He decides instead of finding a hotel, he’ll spend the night at the familiar Lightfoot place and head out in the morning. Of course, a bad storm hits and the power goes out and the spooky shit starts rolling. He survives the night and heads home, a month passes and the cops reach out to Turner for some help. It appears the map they found in the bottle may be another puzzle and it may be the key to offer some closure to the families of the girls who are still missing. He gets deputized so the police can let him view the evidence and the hunt is on. Of course, this brings him back to the Florida rental and 2:47 phantom phone calls, aggressive knocking and the hallway that scares the bejesus out of him. Intrigue and creepiness make for some fine viewing and probably the best addition of the series. Perfectly sets up for the next piece without feeling like a cheat... ya can’t say that about too many things.
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