Scene of the Crime

📸🔪 SCENE OF THE CRIME 🔪📸
The blood has dried.
The killer is gone.
But something at the scene still isn’t right.

Detective Mara Ellison thought she’d seen everything—until she walks into the Westlake house.
One body.
No signs of struggle.
And a single word carved into the floorboards:
“REPLAY.” 🕯️📂📽️

The victim: a retired crime scene photographer.
The room: perfectly preserved.
But Mara can’t shake the feeling she’s seen this place before.

And then the photos arrive.
Polaroids from the scene.
With her in them.

📸 EVERY CRIME TELLS A STORY.
THIS ONE’S TELLING HERS.

The deeper Mara digs, the more disturbing the evidence becomes:
— Her fingerprints on the doorframe.
— A recorded 911 call… in her voice.
— Surveillance footage showing someone who looks just like her walking into the house hours before the murder. 👁️📼🩸

Is she being framed?
Losing her mind?
Or remembering something she was never meant to?

Because this isn’t just a crime scene —
It’s a loop.
A message.
And she may not be the first detective to investigate it… just the last.

⏳ TIME STAMPED.
TRUTH ERASED.
FATE SEALED.

With every visit back to the house, the scene changes.
A blood spatter that wasn’t there before.
A mirror that now shows someone else’s face.
And behind the walls — a hidden room no one will talk about, filled with evidence from crimes that haven’t happened yet.

🕷️ Scene of the Crime is a slow-burning psychological thriller with horror undertones — where reality, memory, and guilt collapse in on themselves.
Perfect for fans of Dark, True Detective, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

This isn’t about who died.
It’s about who’s next. 🩸📸🔍