Synopsis

The scene was stark: a silent room, illuminated by the harsh glare of forensic lights. Dr. Alistair Finch, his face etched with concentration, moved with practiced precision around the body. He was blind, a condition that demanded heightened senses and an unwavering focus on detail. The case – a puzzling murder – had drawn him in, not as a detective, but as a specialist in the subtle language of the human body. The initial report was confusing: one bullet recovered from the victim, yet the au