During their picnic, a killer appeared out of nowhere. He slit William's throat. Michael's head was smashed with a bat when he fell into a trap. April was tied up and thrown alive into the fire. Holly was able to escape, but was caught up. Faced with a choice between falling into the hands of a maniac or throwing herself off a cliff, she chose the latter. Miraculously, Holly survived. The killer dismembered the bodies of the victims and assembled them into a disgustingly obscene composition. In a rare case, he was immediately caught. Or not him? Arlo Ward was literally soaked in the blood of the victims. He immediately took the blame upon himself. But everything turned out to be not so simple. The psychiatrist’s diagnosis is clear: a severe form of schizophrenia with hallucinations. And, most likely, Ward is innocent; he simply witnessed the murders and confessed because he was obsessed with an unhealthy thirst for everyone's attention. Who, then, actually created this horror?