Twenty Seven Number Seventy Two

For hundreds of years, a supernatural phenomenon existed under Cemetery Number Seventy Two in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The phenomenon employs earth to swallow killers who come to the Cemetery to bury their victims. It then suspends the killers in a particular fashion forcing them to look continuously and permanently into the eyes of their victims, as an after-life punishment.

The Guardians of this phenomenon, Ba and Da, are working on a supernatural entity to bring the victims of murder back to life to face their killers; they come close to success when something goes awry.

The Guardians are forced to send back to life twenty seven killers and seventy two victims to test the validity of the phenomenon. When the killers and victims are sent back, the police believe they are zombies and want to exterminate them.

Professor Bram Driggs, and his assistant Armisha, stumble on the Cemetery ground while investigating a series of disappearances and discover that they are not zombies but LIMBOS, not dead and not really alive either, in limbo, sort of.

Driggs becomes their leader and steers them to safety in a school. At the suggestion of Driggs, four of the victims sit down with their killers and discuss the events and reasons that led to the murders.

These fascinating and somber discussions become the test of the phenomenon and its chances of success or failure.