A mortician discovers he can hear the voices of the dead, and the bodies that pass through his morgue begin to speak to him. Each corpse brings a secret, a plea, or a warning, drawing him into mysteries that the living would rather keep buried.
Miles Calder is not a member of the Ashfield family. This ends now. It only needs one answer. September 12th. The day Julian first kissed me by the river. It's also my birthday.
You're lying. You were just his curator. A curator wouldn't know he had to sleep with the curtains cracked open. And a curator wouldn't call him Jules. Miles finally said it.
Mr. Bellary can confirm the passcode is 0912. I won't expose the phone's contents, but that number is enough to prove Vivian just lied. This phone is part of the Ashfield estate. You had no authority to handle it, Mrs. Voss.
Then I'm handing it to the family attorney in front of witnesses. Even if Julian loved someone else before, that doesn't prove this baby isn't his. Julian loved Miles I knew
I just refused to admit it Margaret Don't make him lie after death too Vivian, if there is a baby, bring proof
A doctor A lawyer And a court can verify Tears don't inherit a trust
mrs. Voss every word you said today is going to the Louisiana funeral board and don't leave a word out