Within the house at the end of the street where the three Frye children live, a locked room harbours something that has been waiting for fifty years to be unleashed from its prison. Around that house, a plethora of ghostly sights and sounds issue warnings to all who venture there to be leery of what waits for anyone bold enough to enter a house that has nurtured a dark secret in the confines of dust laden walls for so many years. Ken Frye's heart was like a sensitive plant that opens for a moment in the sunshine to offer the beauty of a soul which longs to bring hope to the downtrodden, even if the downtrodden individual is a ghost. He was the conscience of the three. His sister, Andrea, on the other hand was a dynamo of complete self-assurance and determination who refused to bow before adversity or ghosts! Then there was the proverbial bull in a china shop, Ryan, who always rammed ahead, not letting anything impede his persistent tenacity. These three are about to uncover a long forgotten murder and come face-to-face with a ghost that has been locked up for fifty years.