In the summer of nineteen ninety-four, deep beneath the Atlanta heat, a cold mystery was unfolding. At Grady Memorial Hospital, on morgue level B-two, the dead were not resting in peace. Over a period of eighty-nine days, five bodies vanished without a trace.
They were all men, between forty and sixty years old. Unidentified. Unclaimed. Officially, each had died of a heart attack, their files ...
