FINN’s suspicious neighbours, particularly the wives of the three men that he murdered, planned to capture the perpetrator on film—imagery that will reveal his decadent and suspicious activities over the years, since they realized he moved into the neighbourhood, pretending to portray characteristics of a decent man. FINN, thinking that he’s in the clear, allowed his guard down and allowed his fleshly woes to rule by falling in-love with a long-time friend—the love-of-his-life, but he got double-crossed in the process, which brought the neighbours plans into action to capture enough evidence that supposedly can be used to finally expose his ludicrous, lascivious behaviours in and around the abandoned park; in an effort to “bring him down”. The evidence should bring a series of “revelations” to the law enforcement officers but when you are as powerful as FINN, nothing can be used when he knows how to lure the right people to alleviate the process.