The body was never found. The magnolias remember. Harper Lane comes home with a microphone and a conspiracy thirty years old. She wants answers. The town wants silence. Sheriff Malcolm Reeves walks a tightrope between badge and blood. June Carter carries a grief that won't be named. Elliot Vance keeps rebuilding what might be better left buried. Reverend Amos Hale preaches forgiveness and keeps his mouth shut where it hurts. Old recordings surface. Files disappear. Memories fracture into competing truths. Every disclosure buries another secret. Every revelation sharpens the grief that already hangs heavy over the town. The podcast turns private pain into public currency. Is exposing the past justice—or violence? Harper must choose. Free the voices of the dead and risk tearing the town apart, or protect the fragile social order stitched together by silence. In a place where memory is manufactured and power protects its own, truth is a dangerous thing.