Natural reasons. Oswald D.

When the old house is destroyed, builders find in the basement a mummified body of a young girl who has been there for about sixty years. Judging by the location of the remains, it was stabbed during some kind of occult ritual. Tony McClin, a detective inspector of the Edinburgh police, understands that it is almost impossible to reveal the matter of such a prescription, but still cannot forget about him. Meanwhile, a series of bloody killings takes place in the city. The investigation quickly comes to a dead end, since there are no obvious evidence, there are no motives, and the victims are in no way connected with each other, although each or another internal organ was seized from each. Maklin is convinced that all these events are somehow intertwined. He has only guesses, indirect evidence of his theory, but it will lead him to a clash with a terrible and very ancient secret.